Supermarkets are still in a battle to entice customers which means there are a lot of deals to be found, even on bubbly.
Last year, supermarkets went head to head in the Christmas run-up to provide the cheapest boozy deals and this year is no different.
If you want to focus more on celebrating the year and less on the cost we’ve rounded up the cheapest places to buy prosecco this.
The below prices are accurate at the time of writing and based on what each supermarket has available online.
Just keep in mind that price comparison doesn’t take into account the quality or taste of the alcohol.
Aldi – Costellore Prosecco Spumante Doc 75cl – £4.75
Unsuprisingling Aldi is selling some of the cheapest Prosecco on the market this year.
But unexpectedly this year’s prices are even cheaper than last year’s.
In selected stores only, and online, customers can grab a 75cl bottle of Costellone Prosecco Spumante for £4.75.
The same bottle was £4.99 last year and it comes with an ABV of 11%.
If you’ve got a bit more to spend the Veuve Monsigny Champagne Brut 75cl is selling online for £14.99.
Asda – Prosecco Spumante Extra Dry 75cl – £5.50
Asda’s range ranks above some of the most expensive this year which may come as a surprise.
The retailer claims its Prosecco Spumante Extra Dry was originally £6.50 but now they have reduced the price to £5.40.
This comes with an ABV of 10.5%.
Prices for champagne in Asda are a little better than the Louvel Fontaine Champagne Brut 75cl is only £11.99.
Iceland – Dandelione Prosecco 75cl – £ 6.95
Iceland is the last place you should head to if you want to save money, it’s range ranks the most expensive Processco we found.
The Dandelione Prosecco 750cl is priced at £6.95.
This comes with an ABV of 11%.
Prices for champagne start at a whopping £32 although there is a £9.50 champagne substitute.
Lidl – Allini Prosecco Spumante – £5.75
Lidl follows Aldi closely with a £5.75 bottle of prosecco from Italy.
It comes with an ABV of 11% and it is a 2022 vintage.
On the Lidl website, it states you can get £1 off the bottle if you have the Lidl Plus app but the offer is only available till December 31.
You can also nab a bottle of their Comte de Senneval Champagne Brut which is £13.99.
Morrisons – Sorso Prosecco Spumante – £4.99
Morrisons are selling a reasonably priced Sorso Prosecco Spumante for £4.99.
This comes with an ABV of 11%.
Prices for Champagne are a bit steeper starting at £22.
Sainsbury’s – Prosecco Frizzante 75cl – £6.00
Sainsbury’s Prosecco is amongst some of the most expensive we have found.
The Sainsbury’s Prosecco Frizzante 75cl is priced at £6.
But the ABV is 10.5%.
There’s also a Blanc de Noirs Champagne on offer for £20 or a Pol Guyot Selection Champagne Brut for £10.
But you will need a Nectar card to get those prices.
Tesco – Bella Cucina Prosecco 75cl – £4.75
Tesco unexpectedly has some of the cheapest on the market.
The retailer has price-matched its Bella Cucina Prosecco 75cl to the cheapest Aldi bottle available so it’s £4.75.
Champagne is a lot pricier at Tesco’s you may find a Lanson Le Black Creation Champagne for £22 but other bottles go up to £40.
Prices can also vary from store to store so it might be worth checking online first and then heading in if that’s cheaper for you.
Please note: the price of alcoholic products may differ in Wales or Scotland due to local Minimum Unit Pricing laws.
You should always shop around to see where you can find the best deals as prices can change at the last minute.
Remember some stores will sell their own premium brand of prosecco compared to others who won’t.
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