Italian Sparkling Sampler, 6 Bottles

Six bottles of Italian sparkling wine from two family estates. Franciacorta from Ca' d'Or and Prosecco from Dissegna, both organic, both additive-free, and none of them taste like the syrupy stuff on grocery store shelves.

This sampler covers the full range. You get a proper Franciacorta Satèn (Italy's answer to Champagne), a gold medal Blanc de Blanc, two bottles of the best-selling organic Prosecco Brut, a Prosecco Rosé, and an Extra Dry Millesimato that people quietly buy by the case. Six bottles, five different wines, and $41 off buying them individually.

Whether you're stocking up for a party, gifting someone who thinks Prosecco is all the same, or just want to have sparkling wine on hand without thinking about it, this is the move.

What's Inside:

Franciacorta DOCG Satèn Special Edition, Ca' d'Or (1 bottle) Italy's Champagne-method sparkling from Lombardy. 100% Chardonnay from 25-year-old vines. Crusty bread, hazelnut, and dried figs on the nose. Creamy, elegant, with very fine bubbles and a long finish. This is the serious one.

Millesimato Blanc de Blanc, Ca' d'Or (1 bottle) Gold Medal winner at the Global Sparkling Masters. Green and yellow fruit, citrus, balsamic, and almond. Incredible body and structure for a sparkling wine. Zero sulfites, even by our standards. Matured 8 to 10 months in steel tank.

Prosecco DOC Brut, Dissegna Organic (2 bottles) The house favorite. From the hills north of Venice where big day-to-night temperature swings create ideal ripening conditions. Golden apple, meadow flowers, and a clean, harmonious finish. Organic Glera. The one people come back for.

Prosecco Rosé DOC Millesimato, Dissegna Organic (1 bottle) Glera and Pinot Nero, aged 60 days on the lees for extra freshness and texture. Bright pale pink with white flowers and soft red berries. Light, clean, and easy. Great with fish appetizers or on its own.

Dissegna Extra Dry Millesimato (1 bottle) Don't let "Extra Dry" fool you. This is crisp, refreshing, and not sugary. 100% organic Glera from a family that's been farming since 1925. Green apple, pear, white flowers. Fine bubbles, clean finish. The one you open for aperitivo, brunch, or no reason at all.

Some items may be replaced with equal or better quality wines without prior notice.