Best value supermarket prosecco & other sparkling wines in 2025
Rejoice, it’s our big guide to the best value supermarket prosecco, cava, crémant, and other award-winning sparkling wines for 2025!
It’s been an excellent year for deliciously affordable fizz, with a bunch of gold and silver medal winners that mostly come in under £10. Quite a few are even around the £5 mark, plus there are plenty of offers around to give you even better value (stock up quick if you see anything you like).
As usual there are all kinds of tasting notes, and some food pairing suggestions too, as well as a few Penny’s Picks. Look out for those, and you can’t go wrong.
Now, let’s pop a cork and celebrate with some bargain bottles of prosecco, before moving on to all kinds of other sparkling wines.
BEST CHEAP SUPERMARKET PROSECCO 2025
Prosecco is so popular in the UK it’s the obvious place to start when you’re looking for a tasty but cheap fizz to drink. Here are five top bargain picks that’ll give you a lot of bang for your buck, followed by some nice examples of pink proseccos.
Oh, and 2025 is the first time I’ve ever seen a double gold medal winner in the ‘great value’ category. Very exciting indeed! So let’s start with a stunning supermarket prosecco that’s under £10, and is head and shoulders above its rivals. Oh, and you’ll never guess where it’s from…
Spar Extra Dry Prosecco di Valdobbiadene Superiore, NV | £9.99
- It’s been an excellent year for Spar’s wines, and this prosecco is their top performer << PENNY’S PICK: Best quality prosecco under £10.
- Awards: Decanter Value award, Decanter gold medal 95/100, IWC silver medal 90/100
- Notes: “Authentic and pure with green apple, lemon and pear drop. Zippy and crisp on the finish”
- FIND AT >> Spar, in store only
Asda Extra Special Prosecco Brut | £7.28
- Very high scoring prosecco, just a couple of points behind the one above but a fair bit cheaper. Currently in ‘buy 6 save 25%’, making it £5.46 per bottle. << PENNY’S PICK: Bargain beauty (when on offer).
- Awards: IWC Great Value Sparkling under £12 winner, IWC silver medal 93/100
- Notes: “Off dry, crisp and very fruity. Bright lemony citrus and jasmine notes, creamy mousse, fresh flavour and a delicate finish.”
- FIND AT >> Asda
Co-op Irresistible Prosecco | £8.70
- And here’s another top winner for you, handy if you live anywhere near a Co-op supermarket.
- Awards: Which? Magazine best prosecco, and best value award, also tied for second place in their ‘Sparkling Wine’ 2025 taste test.
- Notes: “ripe pear aroma, nutty finish, delicate fine bubbles.”
- FIND AT >> Co-op
And here are the best of the rest among the medal winning proseccos:
Asda Yellow Label Prosecco Extra Dry, NV | £6.48
- Regularly turns up in multi-buy offers, especially in the run-up to the festive season. Currently ‘buy 6 save 25%’, making it £4.86 per bottle.
- Awards: IWC silver medal 92/100
- Notes: “Very fruity, balanced and very refreshing, off dry.” The hint of sweetness is balanced by crisp acidity.
- FIND AT >> Asda
Tesco Finest Prosecco Brut, NV | £8.25
- Clubcard price £7.00, also currently in ‘buy 6 save 25%’ offer, making it £5.25 per bottle with combined offers. << PENNY’S PICK: Best party prosecco to buy by the case, good with snacks and buffet foods.
- Awards: IWC silver medal 90/100
- Notes: “Apple and honeysuckle, delicate, light and refreshing with a creamy mousse, lightweight finish, off dry,” also “citrus and pear flavours with peach blossom aromas and a lingering finish.”
- FIND AT >> Tesco.
Tesco Finest Prosecco Valdobbiadene DOCG, NV | £10.00
- Currently ‘buy 6 get 25% off’ with Clubcard, making it £7.50 per bottle. Big customer favourite.
- Awards: IWC silver medal 90/100
- Notes: “Classic and elegant in style with subtle sweetness, balanced and fresh,” “flavours of ripe pear and white peach and a zesty, lively finish.” Serve with canapès or light desserts.
- FIND AT >> Tesco
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If you like pink drinks, here are three top rosé proseccos for you, all under £10:
Asda Fillipo Sansovino Prosecco Rosé DOC, 2024 | £7.47
- Currently on offer for £5.98, also in ‘buy 6 get 25% off’ making it £4.49 per bottle.
- Awards: IWC silver medal 92/100
- Notes: “Strawberry flavours on the palate. Elegant and very more-ish with a long finish.” Seve with grilled salmon or fresh berries and cream.
- FIND AT >> Asda
Lidl Rosè Extra Dry Prosecco 2024 | £6.49
- Pink, pretty and a bit on the sweet side (even though they say it’s ‘extra dry’).
- Awards: Decanter silver medal 91/100
- Notes: “Refreshing with sweet, fruity aromas and delicate notes of ripe strawberry, cherry, and blossom.”
- FIND AT >> Lidl, in store only
Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Prosecco Rosé Brut 2024 | £10.00
- £9.00 with Nectar discount.
- Awards: IWC silver medal 90/100
- Notes: “Full ripe fruit, strawberry notes. Beautiful bubbles and refined palate.”
- FIND AT >> Sainsbury’s
Also, there’s one pink prosecco above the £10 mark that won a couple of big 2025 awards:
Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Prosecco Rosé Vino Spumante Brut Millesimato 2023 | £12.00
- Bargain £7.00 with Nectar! A little on the pricey side without discount, but very good quality.
- Awards: IWC Great Value Sparkling between £12 and £20, IWC silver medal 92/100
- Notes: “Palate is light and fresh, bright acidity. Subtle red currant with nice marshmallow notes.”
- FIND AT >> Sainsbury’s
And of course, sparkling wine doesn’t always have to be prosecco. Let’s move on to some of the best supermarket cava to add to your trolley or basket in 2025.
BEST VALUE SUPERMARKET CAVA 2025
Now we head to the treats from Spain aisle to find some of this year’s best supermarket cava. Good cava tends to be drier than prosecco, often with notes of citrus and pear and a touch of minerality, and it pairs well with many snacks.
Codorniu Vintage Cava, 2023 | £10.00 approx
- Find at multiple retailers. Discounts regularly available with Tesco Clubcard, Morrisons More, etc. << PENNY’S PICK: Reliable, good quality cava – buy when it’s on offer.
- Awards: IWC silver medal 92/100
- Notes: “Textbook cava, limey, fresh and floral aromas. Fresh apple flavours and clean, mineral finish.”
- FIND AT >> Tesco (currently £6.38 in ‘buy 6 save 25%’ combined with Clubcard discount), Waitrose, Morrisons.
And here are three more best value supermarket cavas you might be interested in:
Waitrose No.1 Castillo Perelada Cava Brut 2022 | £12.50
- Regularly turns up in offers under £10. Currently ‘buy 6 save 25%’ so £9.38 per bottle.
- Awards: Decanter silver medal 91/100, Which? Magazine best cava and second equal in their ‘Sparkling Wine’ tasting.
- Notes: “Bright herbal and grassy aromas with notes of lime and mandarin,” “delicate, fresh, citrus fruitiness complemented by subtle bready character and a lingering, complex finish.” Serve with fish dishes or canapés.
- FIND AT >> Waitrose and Waitrose Cellar
Asda Casa Luis Cava Brut, NV | £5.78
- Currently ‘buy 6 save 25%’ so £4.34 per bottle. Budget buy, but note that customers report quality varies between batches. Can be very fizzy so take care when opening.
- Awards: IWC silver medal 91/100
- Notes: “Fresh aromas. Well balanced and flavoursome with a lime zest finish,” “crisp and light with fresh apple, lemon and almond flavours.” Serve as an aperitif, or with seafood.
- FIND AT >> Asda
And finally in the cava section, we have one that usually breaks the £10 mark – and it’s worth a look because it’s a gold medal winner.
Vilarnau Reserva Organic Brut Cava 2022 | £12.80
- Available at more than one shop, something very special for cava fans.
- Awards: Decanter Value gold medal 95/100
- Notes: “Flavours of apples, honeyed flowers, almonds, and citrus acidity. Soft lemony mousse with a lingering finish,” “notes of fruits, toast, nuts and honey.” Serve on its own or with simple tapas dishes.
- FIND AT: Ocado, Amazon UK, Majestic Wines
BEST CHEAP SUPERMARKET CREMANT 2025
French crémant wines are all made in a very similar way to champagnes, which tends to give them similar flavours, aromas and mouthfeel to the more expensive fizz.
However, crémant is usually much cheaper than champagne, often sitting slightly above the £10 mark for many award-winning bottles. If you love those pricey premium French bubbles, show your inner Champagne Charlie around this section for some excellent, more affordable alternatives.
Aldi Crémant de Loire | £8.99
- A great budget buy, and reasonably complex for the price. May also turn up on deep discount just before New Year’s Eve (it was £4.99 last year on 27th December).
- Awards: Decanter silver medal 92/100
- Notes: “Citrus and floral notes on the nose, crisp acidity and hint of raspberry on the palate.”
- FIND AT >> Aldi, in store only
M&S Classics No.12 Crémant De Bourgogne Brut NV | £12.00
- A well balanced sparkling wine that can stand up to strongly flavoured foods.
- Awards: IWC silver medal 92/100, Which? Magazine best buy winner.
- Notes: “Green apples, lemon, lime and pears on the nose. Vibrant mousse and a long finish.” A flavourful crémant that pairs with canapés, smoked salmon or goat’s cheese.
- FIND AT >> Ocado online, or in store at M&S
Here are another three absolutely cracking value crémants for you, all medal winners:
Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Crémant d’Alsace, NV | £11.50
- £10.50 Nectar price, plus extra 25% off with any six bottles, making it £7.88 per bottle << PENNY’S PICK: Best value supermarket crémant 2025 (when on offer)
- Awards: IWSC silver medal 91/100, IWC silver medal 91/100
- Notes: “Aromas of elegant yellow fruits, lemon and toasted hazelnut. Ripe peach and biscuit on the plate with fresh acidity, creamy mousse and mineral finish.” “Stone fruit and gentle spice, delicate palate, soft mousse, brioche flavours, saline finish.”
- FIND AT >> Sainsbury’s
Tesco Finest 1531 Blanquette de Limoux, 2023 | £10.50
- Okay, not 100% technically a crémant, but it’s a lovely French sparkler made in a similar way to the traditional method, and better than a lot of cheap champagnes. In ‘buy 6 save 25%’ deal, so £7.88 per bottle.
- Awards: IWC silver medal 91/100
- Notes: “Peach and orange blossom with lime and white flowers. Very delicate palate leading to a smooth and refreshing finish.”
- FIND AT >> Tesco
Asda Extra Special Rosé Brut Crémant de Loire | £9.98
- In ‘buy 6 save 25% offer’ so £7.49 per bottle – great budget alternative to pink champagne.
- Awards: Decanter silver medal 91/100
- Notes: “Perfumed with wild strawberry and raspberry, palate of orchard fruit and red berries.” “A sparkling dry rosé made using the ‘methode traditionnelle’, redcurrant flavours and notes of melon.” Serve with smoked salmon canapés or a strawberry pavlova.
- FIND AT >> Asda
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OTHER GREAT VALUE SPARKLING WINES 2025
So we’ve looked at all the best value supermarket prosecco, bargain buy cavas and champagne-substitute crémants. But there are still a few budget beauties for your viewing – and drinking – pleasure!
This section includes several other sparkling wines with varying styles, from sweet and semi-sweet Asti to drier examples of fizz such as vinho verde and pignoletto.
Martini Asti Spumante DOCG, NV | £7.00 approx
- A gold medal winner that’s well under a tenner! Slightly on the sweet side, but also light and refreshing. << PENNY’S PICK: Best quality bargain Asti
- Awards: IWC gold medal winner 95/100
- Notes: “Notes of rosewater, apricot, honeysuckle and orange blossom. A complex layered wine.”
- FIND AT >> Tesco (currently £6.00 in multi-buy), Waitrose, Amazon UK, Morrisons & more
Asda The Wine Atlas Garda Sparkling | £6.97
- Made from Garganega grapes using the prosecco ‘Charmat’ method. Get in on this if you like prosecco and bargains. << PENNY’S PICK: Most interesting newbie [what? I like prosecco and bargains]
- Awards: IWC silver medal 92/100
- Notes: “Delicate wine with white peach and blossom on the nose. Dry, with wonderful balance,” “Aromas of apple, lemon, and grapefruit. Vibrant acidity and long, refreshing finish.” Enjoy as an aperitif or serve with seafood dishes and fresh salads.
- FIND AT >> Asda (currently £5.23 per bottle in multi-buy)
Aldi Mimo Moutinho Vinho Verde | £4.89
- A fresh, zesty young Portuguese wine, with a light / spritzy level of fizz.
- Awards: IWC silver medal 90/100
- Notes: “Clean fresh floral aroma. Vibrant mouthfeel and melon notes. Long finish.” Refreshing wine to drink on its own or with simple fish or seafood dishes.
- FIND AT >> Aldi, in store only.
Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Pignoletto Brut NV | £8.00
- An alternative to cava and prosecco, with a dry, crisp flavour. Mix with liqueurs or have in a spritz.
- Awards: IWSC silver medal 90/100
- Notes: “Delicate floral, lime, and peach notes. Stone fruit flavours and a touch of salinity, with a lingering sweet finish balanced by refreshing acidity,” “White blossom on the nose, soft bubbles, and a lively palate of green apples and white peach.” Serve as an aperitif with Italian cured meats or cheeses.
- FIND AT >> Sainsbury’s
And finally, on to a couple more Asti wines with low, low prices, silver medals and similar scores. If you like sweet sparkling wines take your pick, or head for your favourite/nearest retailer.
Aldi Sweet NV Asti DOCG | £4.69
- Cheapest standard price Asti with a silver medal this year.
- Awards: IWSC silver medal 90/100
- Notes: “Delicate scents of lychee and white blossom leading to a clean and refreshing palate of tropical fruit and peach. Fine bubbles and lingering finish.”
- FIND AT >> Aldi, in stores only
Asda Extra Special Asti (sweet) | £4.98
- Very sweet, very fizzy, and often in multi-buy offers (making it cheaper than the Aldi one above).
- Awards: IWC silver medal 90/100
- Notes: “Gentle white florals on the nose; flavours of peach, apricot and summer fruits, and a sweet honeyed finish.” Serve with strawberries and cream, or other fruity desserts.
- FIND AT >> Asda
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