Champagne and prosecco at parties

Prosecco

Prosecco is a delicious sparkling wine from Italy. To be precise, it comes from the wine-growing area north of Venice in the Veneto region. Because Prosecco is also sparkling and tastes delicious, it’s just as festive as champagne. However, Prosecco is considerably more affordable than champagne. We can offer this drink from as little as €2.75 per flûte. This makes it the perfect drink for parties where the budget isn’t unlimited.

Once poured, a prosecco is sometimes left to stand for about a quarter of an hour before being drunk. It is therefore important to serve a prosecco that has that one strong bubble. We know exactly which wines are and aren’t suitable for this.

Champagne

If you really want to pull out all the stops, we recommend champagne. As the name suggests, this drink comes from the Champagne region in France. If the grapes used to make this sparkling wine come from a different region, the drink cannot officially be called champagne. The brands we serve range from Moët & Chandon and Veuve Clicquot to Bollinger, Dom Pérignon and Piper Heidsieck.

The Netherlands is a real champagne country. We rank seventh amongst the countries where the most champagne is consumed. Did you know that a bottle of champagne contains more than 45 million bubbles? And that the pressure inside the bottle is twice as high as in a car tyre?