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Josh Cellars Prosecco

Josh Cellars · Veneto · Italy

92 pts · Wine Review Online
$14.99$19.99 save $5.00 (25%)
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Why it’s a great value

Josh Cellars Prosecco is $14.99 today against a recorded compare-at price of $19.99 — a saving of $5.00 (25%). It carries a verified 92-point score from Wine Review Online at a price under $25.

Taste profile

Sweetness · Off-dryDry → Sweet
BodyLight → Full
AciditySoft → Bright
FruitSubtle → Intense

What it tastes like

Lively pear, green apple and bright citrus with a floral lift and a fine, persistent sparkle; 'Extra Dry' on the label means gently off-dry — a touch softer than Brut.

You’ll like this if…

You want an affordable, celebratory bubble that's fruity and easy rather than bone-dry and austere.

Why buy it

A true Italian Prosecco DOC — 100% Glera from the Veneto — that earned 92 points from Wine Review Online, at an everyday price.

Best for

Toasts, brunch, oysters, and mimosa duty.

Style

Light-bodied, non-vintage Prosecco DOC in the Extra Dry (gently off-dry) style.

Drinks like

Comparable to La Marca Prosecco; a touch drier and more citrusy.

Experience level

Beginner-friendly.

Flavor notes

Fruitpeargreen applebright citrus
Floralopen floral aromas

Pairs well with

Seafood: Freshly shucked oysters(winery pick)

Cheese: Hard cheeses(winery pick)

Also great with: Brunch and aperitivo hour(winery pick)

Best occasions

CelebrationWeddingBirthdayHost gift

Serving & enjoying

Serving temperature:
38–45°F (3–7°C), well chilled
Glassware:
Flute or tulip glass
After opening:
1–2 days refrigerated with a sparkling-wine stopper

Guidance partly estimated by WineDiscounts from the wine’s style.

About this wine

Josh Cellars Prosecco is a sparkling Prosecco from Prosecco DOC, Italy. It scored 92 points with Wine Review Online. Lively pear, green apple and bright citrus with a floral lift and a fine, persistent sparkle; 'Extra Dry' on the label means gently off-dry — a touch softer than Brut. It pairs well with freshly shucked oysters, hard cheeses and brunch and aperitivo hour. 750 ml bottle, 11% ABV. Buy it online at WineDiscounts.com for $14.99 (was $19.99, save 25%) with delivery to your door.

Wine details

Type
sparkling
Varietal
Prosecco
Grapes
100% Glera
Producer
Josh Cellars
Country
Italy
Region
Veneto
Appellation
Prosecco DOC
Vintage
Non-vintage
Bottle size
750 Ml
ABV
11%

Details last verified August 27, 2026

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Winemaking details ›
Fermentation:
Two fermentations: primary in stainless steel, secondary in pressurized tanks (Charmat/tank method), about 30 days in autoclave
Vessel:
Stainless steel tanks / pressurized autoclave
Residual sugar:
Not published; Extra Dry category is 12–17 g/L by Prosecco DOC rules
About the winery · Josh Cellars ›

Josh Cellars' first sparkling wine, launched in 2019 with the Pozzi family, a small family producer in Italy. The grapes are 100% Glera from the Prosecco DOC zone between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, made in the tank (Charmat) method for freshness.

Critic reviews

92/100Wine Review Online

“a very successful Prosecco”

Reviewed: Josh Cellars, Prosecco DOC, (Italy) Extra Dry NV (NV) — Michael Franz, 2025-03-05 · source

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Frequently asked questions

Is Josh Cellars Prosecco dry or sweet?
Josh Cellars Prosecco is off-dry; its sweetness rating is 3 on our 1 (bone dry) to 5 (sweet) scale. It is light-to-medium bodied.
What does Josh Cellars Prosecco taste like?
Lively pear, green apple and bright citrus with a floral lift and a fine, persistent sparkle; 'Extra Dry' on the label means gently off-dry — a touch softer than Brut.
What food pairs with Josh Cellars Prosecco?
It pairs well with Freshly shucked oysters, Hard cheeses and Brunch and aperitivo hour.
How should I serve Josh Cellars Prosecco?
Serve at 38–45°F (3–7°C), well chilled. Glass: Flute or tulip glass.
Is Josh Cellars Prosecco a good value?
Today it is $14.99, $5.00 (25%) below its recorded compare-at price of $19.99. It also holds a verified 92-point score from Wine Review Online.
What is the bottle size and alcohol content of Josh Cellars Prosecco?
750 ml bottle, 11% alcohol by volume.