Sparkling Wines & Champagne
From the prestigious house of Gosset - the oldest wine house in Champagne - to the finest Italian Prosecco and Spumante: discover our carefully curated collection of bubbles. Whether it's a festive occasion, a sunset aperitif or a special gift, at NEVINI you'll always find the perfect sparkling wine.
14 sparkling wines available
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Champagne
Exclusive champagnes from Maison Gosset, the oldest wine house in Champagne since 1584.
🇫🇷 Gosset
Grande Réserve Brut Champagne
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12 ans de Cave a minima
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Cuvée Zero Dosage
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Extra Brut Champagne
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Grand Rosé Brut Champagne
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Prosecco, Spumante & Sparkling Wines
Italian bubbles from top producers: from organic Prosecco to elegant Spumante and refreshing Moscato.
🇮🇹 Guerrieri
Leo Moscato
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🇮🇹 Guerrieri
Guerrieri Spumante Rosé
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🇮🇹 Guerrieri
Guerrieri Spumante
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🇮🇹 Vite Colte
La Gatta Moscato d'Asti
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🇮🇹 47 Anno Domini
Prosecco DOC Spumante
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🇮🇹 47 Anno Domini
Prosecco Rosé DOC Spumante
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🇮🇹 Ferrari
Ferrari Maximum Brut
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Ferrari Maximum Rosé
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All About Sparkling Wine
What is the difference between Champagne, Prosecco and Spumante?
Champagne is the most prestigious sparkling wine in the world and may only be produced in the eponymous region in northern France. The méthode traditionnelle - where the second fermentation takes place in the bottle - gives champagne its complex flavour and fine, persistent bubbles. At NEVINI we import champagnes from Maison Gosset, the oldest wine house in Champagne (1584), renowned for their rich, fruity style in which malolactic fermentation is generally avoided. Extra Brut is an exception and does undergo this fermentation.
Prosecco comes from the Veneto region in northern Italy and is made from the Glera grape using the Charmat method, where the second fermentation takes place in large pressure tanks. This results in a fresh, fruity and approachable character. Spumante is the Italian term for sparkling wine and includes, besides Prosecco, bubbles based on other grapes, such as the Bianchello-based Spumante from Guerrieri or the sweet, aromatic Moscato d'Asti from Piedmont.
When should you serve sparkling wine?
Sparkling wine is more versatile than often thought. Champagne naturally shines at festive moments, but is also an excellent companion to oysters, sushi and smoked fish. Prosecco is ideal as an aperitif or with light starters and salads. A lightly sparkling Moscato pairs perfectly with fruit desserts, pastries or as a refreshing afternoon drink. Serve champagne and prosecco well chilled at 4-8 °C for an optimal experience.
Food & wine pairings
A Brut Champagne such as the Gosset Grande Réserve is sublime with seafood, foie gras or a mature piece of Parmigiano Reggiano. The Gosset Cuvée Zero Dosage, without added sugar, offers a pure, dry character that shines with raw fish and tartare. For a summer gathering, a Prosecco Rosé is a refreshing choice with smoked salmon or mozzarella. The fruity Guerrieri Ale, with its delicate sweetness, is a surprising match with almond pastry or a fresh fruit salad.
Also check out our other wines
In addition to sparkling wines, we offer a wide range of red, white and rosé wines from top producers in Italy, France and the United States.