An ingenious multi-purpose beverage; sparkling Gamay juice infused with wild herbs, apple, lemon & ginger. The ideal bottle if you are abstaining, but equally the necessary tonic when the morning after requires restorative properties Find out more.

A nourishing, ever-reliable sparkling wine of real generosity. Aromatic Malvasia keeps things zesty and floral - almost hoppy - on the nose, with lime and grapefruit citrus fruits aplenty. Incredibly easy-drinking Emilia fizz. Find out more.

Slotting into the style of Testalonga's squeaky-clean and delicious Baby Bandito range, this feels a bit like a sparkling version of one of those wines made with Chenin Blanc. Really harnessing the zest and acidity of the grape, this is fleshy, vinous and super-zippy. Find out more.

This is as old-school as Prosecco gets, and would most likely be unrecognizable as such by the majority of fans of the ubiquitous Venetian fizz. This is the Glera grape, harvested from vines at much higher altitude than in commercial production and given the rustic treatment. Salty lemon citrus with a mouth-watering sour/sweet balance and an inviting, hazy appearance. Find out more.

Another fabulous small-scale, biodynamically-farmed natural wine from the home soils of England. It's a scene that numbers a dedicated handful of growers that is gaining more momentum with each passing vintage. This pretty field-blend fizz is a great example. Believe! Find out more.

Electric Touraine pet nat from a producer with a deft hand for the style. A refreshing balance of zippy green apple and lemon citrus, opening to ripe pear and melon. The overall character is unmistakably Loire and makes for a note-perfect aperitif. Find out more.

A bit like biting into a crunchy red apple right out of the fridge, the wine is whistle-clean, zippy and fresh. Gentle notes of underripe strawberry, tart bramble berries and a twang of rhubarb lead into savoury bitters in the finish. Find out more.

The 2022 vintage was a ripe one, Natürlich manages to be both fresh and juicy. Peachy pink-hued, zippy and thirst quenching. Find out more.

We've often likened this incredible Lambrusco-style sparkling red to a liquid summer pudding; there is the tart attack of forest fruits, but offset by a creamy, lactic element. As you'd hope from this style, the tannins grip keenly and there is an iron-y, sanguine quality to the dark wine. Find out more.

Fizz’ with bracing acidity, savoury spice and bitter herbs which make so much sense on a table alongside some cheese and charcuterie. ‘Ferrando’ is no exception - a beautiful sparkling rosato of Lambrusco Salamino. Find out more.

We’re very happy to have received a handful of Domaine Dandelion’s beautiful Pét Nat. A glorious ‘blanc de noir’ of Gamay and Pinot Noir, as always this sparkler is delicate and textured with a chalky minerality and wonderful balance. Find out more.

A juicy, vibrant and immediately satisfying Pét Nat of Pinot Noir, Reichensteiner and Ortega. Juicy, smoky fruit with a lovely amaro bitterness. Seriously uplifting juice. Find out more.

High energy pet-nat of Bacchus, Auxerrois & Chardonnay. Heady with citrus and elderflower, a wine that’s been made for good-time drinking in mind, preferably in the sunshine. Find out more.

Aromatic fizz that introduces a little Moscato to the mix. A beautiful deep amber from a slightly longer maceration this year, the aromas soar and the oily, pithy citrus character is deliciously dry and concentrated, lingering on in the finish. Find out more.

A bright, prickly pet-nat which sings of the Mediterranean sunshine. Balancing notes of quince, apricots and peach with almonds and and a savoury lick of sea salt minerality. Find out more.

Sensationally good golden blush pet-nat. Tart red strawberry and crunchy russet apple bound with a beautifully racy acidity from these young vines, to mouthwatering effect. Disgorged twice by hand over 18 months sur latte, the wine is fresh, clean and with a gentle savoury depth from the lees contact. Find out more.

An abundance of tangy sherbet lemon pithiness and chalky minerals to quench the thirst, with a balanced brioch-y undertone from the very present lees sediment. The frothy, finely-moussed bubbles and low finished alcohol make this the perfect aperitivo wine, particularly for those who embrace the cloudiness. Find out more.

Savoury white pepper aromatics of Xarel-lo are the first thing to meet you from the glass, blended with Macabeu and given a twinge of peachy pink colour from a dash of Sumoll in the mix. This is real low-gravity, zingy breakfast wine sort of territory. Find out more.