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$90.00 incl. GST
Three of Australia’s best proseccos, hand-selected from our blind-tasted Deep Dive panel — pooled and secured at the best value for our customers. A 10% deposit locks in your allocation; your wines and full tasting insights land in My Cellar when your pack ships in September.
About this Deep Dive Pack
Three bottles. One blind tasting. Australia’s most compelling proseccos, hand-picked for you.
Prosecco has a reputation problem it doesn’t deserve. Written off by some as a lightweight stand-in for Champagne, it’s quietly become one of the most interesting categories in Australian wine – home-grown, increasingly serious, and capable of real complexity once you look past the bubbles. To find out which bottles were actually worth your attention, we gathered every Australian prosecco we could find and tasted them blind against a panel of winemakers, sommeliers and wine educators. Read the full Prosecco Deep Dive here.
The Prosecco Deep Dive Pack gives you direct access to that tasting. Rather than picking a single bottle off the shelf, you’re getting a curated trio assembled from the wines our panel rated most highly – an experiential cross-section of what Australian prosecco can do, from classic Charmat-method crowd-pleasers to textural, cloudy col fondo styles with real character.
How it works
Reserve your pack now with a 10% deposit. Pooling demand across our customers lets us secure the best-performing wines from the Deep Dive tasting at the best value and in proper allocation – rather than locking in a fixed list before we know what’s available. Once your pack is confirmed, we’ll take the remaining 90% from your nominated payment details and ship immediately, with your three wines and full tasting notes revealed in your My Cellar at that point. Wines are expected to ship in September.
What’s in your pack
Three bottles, each chosen from the standout wines of our Prosecco Deep Dive – plus full access to the tasting notes, panellist commentary and backstory behind each wine via your personal My Cellar on younggunofwine.com. You’ll know exactly why each bottle made the cut, straight from the people who tasted it blind.
The story behind the category
Australian prosecco’s roots trace back to a King Valley vineyard, where an Italian immigrant family planted Australia’s first vines in the late 1990s after years spent tracking down cuttings. What started as a small family project has grown into a genuine local industry – one that recently scored a win on the global stage, with Australia securing the right to keep using the name “prosecco” on the domestic market for good, as part of this year’s free trade deal with the EU. Our panel found wines spanning bright, citrus-driven classics to funkier, skin-contact styles – proof that this is a category worth taking seriously, name dispute and all.