NV Dal Zotto Pucino Prosecco 6 Pack

94 POINTS

Jeni Port - Halliday's Wine Companion

This was the first prosecco grown and made in Australia and, in many respects, it remains a leader in the now super busy category. Offers a burst of bubbles, energetic and bright on pouring, which in turn release a lifted scent of white flowers, apple and citrus. Moves things up a notch on the palate with the added touch of texture and depth of fruit flavour amid a super bright, zesty acidity. It's exuberant, tasty and, above all, fun. And the smart price is an added feature.

94 POINTS

Jeni Port - Halliday's Wine Companion

This is the OG – the one that started the whole crazy, controversial movement towards prosecco in this country. It brings energy, zest, plenty of bubbly attitude and a just-glad-to-be-alive vivacity that can't fail to excite. Flavours are bright in red apple, lemon zest, quince and tart grapefruit, with acidity running bright and pristine. Don't overthink it, just enjoy.

94 POINTS

Jeni Port - Halliday's Wine Companion

The sparkling that started the entire Australian prosecco movement, Pucino NV keeps showing the way with both its zest for life and depth of flavour concentration. Citrus blossom perfume is accompanied by lemon zest, quince, apple and grapefruit. Akin to a mouthful of lemon sorbet, the flavours pop with energy and brightness while running deep and long across the palate. A wine to put a smile on your face.

91 POINTS

James Suckling

A fresh, apple and pear nose with some hints of lemon, too. The palate has a fresh, brisk and attractively crisp feel. Plenty of flavor and plenty of freshness. Drink now.

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Tyson Stelzer

Clean, fresh and fruity, this is a prosecco that celebrates the cool definition of the King Valley in accurate flavours of nashi pear, lime and fennel, with balanced dosage and crunchy fruit appeal.'

Jane Faulkner - Halliday's Wine Companion

This is the ultimate crowd-pleaser. It's lively with lemony freshness, florals and a hint of ginger spice mingling with plenty of fizz and some sweetness but the crisp acidity keeps everything in check.

Huon Hooke - The Real Review

Aspro-like aromas, with straw notes and a little hint of iced pastries underneath. The palate is light and simple with a touch of sweetness. Fairly modest flavour but it has some charm and would appeal to many who want simple, not-too-dry sparkling wine at a price.

Huon Hooke - The Real Review

Pale. Zesty spring-water-fresh aromas, fruity and simple but tremendous freshness and zip. Soft, slightly sweet, fruity and very light. Unusual yeasty taste. Extremely light and very short.