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No one puts baby in the corner. Or in this case Dean & Monroe’s newly released King Valley Prosecco in its eye-catching geometric printed bottle. A big thank you to the team at Dean & Monroe for sending this sample our way. Dean & Monroe are part of Pinnacle Drinks (Woolworths). I love my Prosecco…
Prosecco made me do it. This Babo Prosecco from Italy was a lovely sample bottle sent to me from Good Pair Days (thanks guys!).
Happy birthday to my wine-partner in crime, Mr Spittoon. It’s safe to say we started the celebrations early on the weekend and popped this lovely bottle of Pink Prosecco we were sent as a gift (thank you Grupetto Vino). It was the perfect accompaniment for pizza night.
Ready for some Risky Business? In my recent media sample pack from the good folk at Good Pair Days they suggested that this Risky Business Prosecco from Victoria’s King Valley would be right up my alley. This assumption was based on the palate quiz I completed on their site, have you done it yet?
Listen up Prosecco lovers – I have an organic Prosecco from Orange in New South Wales to introduce you to. Firstly though, a big thank you to See Saw Wine for sending over this free sample. It was lucky to last 5 minutes in our place. Plus how good does it look with my new Apron from Aldi. See…
Prosecco is such a smashable bubbles. It’s uncomplicated and just so darn easy to consume.
It may be winter, but I still enjoy my Prosecco! This little number from See Saw Wines – Jarrett’s comes from the Orange wine region in NSW. I picked it as part of a free gift sent by Good Pair Days (thank you guys!). Don’t forget you will get a discount on your first Good Pair Days order when…
6 weeks old and Mum and Dad are celebrating with their 6th bottle of bubbles. This week it’s the Allora NV Prosecco from Victoria’s King Valley region.
Yay for 5 weeks old this week! And sticking with tradition, Mr Spittoon and I celebrated with a bottle of bubbly 🙂 This week we cracked into this sample bottle of the Yarra Burn 2019 Prosecco from the King Valley. You can find it at Dan Murphy’s for around $17.
