A Fresh, Approachable Italian Prosecco DOC for Every Occasion

My Wine Man on Collina del Sole

Collina del Sole — "Hill of the Sun" — is a classic Prosecco DOC from the Veneto, Italy's heartland of sparkling wine production. Prosecco DOC is the approachable, everyday tier of Italian sparkling wine: made from the Glera grape using the Charmat method, it's designed to be fresh, fruity, and immediately enjoyable. At HK$119, this is a reliable, crowd-pleasing sparkling that delivers exactly what Prosecco should: light bubbles, fresh fruit, and effortless drinkability — the perfect house sparkling for aperitivo hour, casual gatherings, or any moment that calls for something light and celebratory.

Tasting Notes

Pale straw yellow with a lively, persistent perlage. The nose is fresh and aromatic — green apple, white pear, and a delicate floral note of acacia blossom. On the palate, light-bodied and refreshing with a gentle natural sweetness, lively acidity, and a clean, crisp finish. Simple, honest, and completely enjoyable.

Style & Drinking Window

Light-bodied with lively bubbles and a fresh, fruit-forward character. Serve well-chilled at 6–8°C. Drinking beautifully now through 2026.

Food Pairing

The crisp acidity and fresh green apple character of the Collina del Sole Prosecco DOC make it a beautiful match for Canadian Wild Sablefish (Black Cod) Fillet from My Meat Man. The wine's lively bubbles and clean finish complement the buttery, silky texture of wild sablefish beautifully — whether glazed with miso and grilled until caramelised, pan-seared with a yuzu and ginger butter, or roasted with white wine and fresh herbs.

Why This Is a Smart Buy

At HK$119, the Collina del Sole Prosecco DOC is one of the most accessible and reliable sparkling wines in the store. The bottle you keep in the fridge for impromptu celebrations, aperitivo hour, or whenever you want something light, fresh, and festive without reaching for the Champagne budget.

Looking for a Different Style?

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Ca'di Alte Prosecco Extra Dry DOC — a soft, hillside-grown Prosecco with slightly richer fruit.
Salatin Prosecco Treviso Extra Dry DOC — another reliable everyday Prosecco at a sharper price point.