Fizz fans can celebrate National Prosecco Day with a host of supermarket deals to celebrate the nation's favourite sparkling summer tipple.
UK drinkers quaff more than 131 million bottles of the wine each year and last year Aldi reported a 30 per cent increase in sales of the Italian-produced fizz.
Here are some of the year-round bargains at the budget retailer, which is predicting sales will sparkle to mark the dedicated day.
Here are some of the deals on offer at Aldi :
Castellore Prosecco Spumante DOC (£5.99)
The Costellore Prosecco Spumante DOC , which has citrus fruit and flowery features, is the ideal partner for refined appetizers, delicate fish, white meats and fresh cheese dishes. This fabulous fizz is ideal whether celebrating with loved ones or simply soaking up the sun in the garden.
Valdo bbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG (£7.49, 75cl)
This quality Italian sparkler is favoured for its light, creamy flavour and delicate floral touches, making it refreshing with aesthetically pleasing bubbles.
Specially Selected Prosecco DOC (£6.49, 75cl)
An elegant Prosecco with light long-lasting bubbles, this refreshing bubbly tipple is flavoured with fresh aromas of green apple and citrus notes.
Prosecco Rose DOC (£6.49, 75cl)
This Prosecco Rose is an excellently balanced, aromatic wine made from Italian Glera and Pinot Noir grapes, with fine, long-lasting bubbles. On the nose enjoy floral aromas, whilst the palate offers a mix of summer fruits with a hint of strawberry and peach.
Morrisons is also marking National Prosecco Day with some cork-popping deals.
Customers can save on selected favourites such as The Best Prosecco Valdobbiadene DOCG, The Best Prosecco Rosé and branded bottles such as I Heart Wines Prosecco. These include:
The Best Prosecco Valdobbiadene DOCG ( £8, 75cl )
This Prosecco is the perfect combination of intensity, finesse and fine flavours. With apple blossom aromas and vibrant green apple and pear flavours.
I Heart Wines Prosecco (£7, 75cl)
An extra dry wine full of peach and apple flavours. ideal to be consumed as an aperitif.
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