This rare terroir-driven Prosecco is bottled poetry. The glittery label on this gorgeously stubby Prosecco bottle barely has enough room to fit its extensive name. For most of us'Il Vino dei Poeti Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG Rive di Combai'will probably need a little deciphering, so let us break it down.'Il Vino dei Poeti'means'the wine of poets', and we guarantee that it will have you waxing lyrical after the first sip.'Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG'explains that this wine comes from one of the fifteen top communes nestled in the hills between Valdobbiadene and Conegliano, and that it has been awarded the highest classification for wine in Italy.'Rive de Combai'explains that it comes from the steep vineyards in the picturesque village of Combai, Treviso. Whittling the terroir down to such a small area is quite rare for Prosecco, which means that this is something very special indeed. Consider it the Grand Cru of Prosecco. Crisp apple, pear sorbet, banana, juicy peach, jasmine, fragrant daffodils and the musky scent of wisteria greet you one the nose. All that ripe fruit continues on the palate, with the addition of manuka honey notes and divine creaminess. Truly the connoisseur's choice when it comes to Prosecco; be sure to add a little poetry into your next soirée. Mighty oaks from little acorns grow. In 1653, Andrea Bottega tended his first vines near the picturesque Molinetto della Croda in Refrontolo, Veneto. This farmer's dream blossomed into one of Italy's most recognisable brands, producing a dizzying array of glamorous Prosecco, Moscato, Grappa, liqueurs and spirits. Today, with hundreds of awards under its belt, the Bottega name is known and loved in 132 countries around the globe.£3.47 per 100.00ml