This multi award-winning, ethical Prosecco heralds from the romantic Veneto region in north-eastern Italy and is made from the Glera grape variety. It is rumoured that one member of the Sea Change team proposed to his partner in Verona after a few glasses!
 
A sparkling wine that has taken the UK by storm in recent years, it’s a real crowd pleaser. Maybe it’s the light, easy drinking style, flavours of elegant pears interlaced with a gentle spritz or maybe we all simply love this silver medal winner as it makes us feel a million dollars! We think Sea Change Prosecco is a great way to enjoy a fantastic sparkling wine whilst also contributing to a great cause.
 
Tasting Notes
We think Sea Change delivers everything you’d expect in an elegant, award-winning Prosecco. Crisp yet delicate with aromas of peach and pear, it’s a delightfully light-bodied wine with a refreshing and delicious lingering finish.
 
Food Pairings
Enjoy our fresh and bubbly Prosecco as an aperitif or as a match with seafood, vegan sushi or desserts. Definitely one to share with friends and family.
 
Environmental Benefits
By purchasing a bottle of Sea Change Prosecco you’ll be helping to fund vital research and supporting Sea Change's charity partner behind the amazing film ‘A Plastic Ocean’, named by Sir David Attenborough as “one of the most important films of our time” which has ignited mass consumer awareness around the globe.
 
ABV: 10.5%
Region: Veneto, Italy
Grape: Glera
Closure: Cork
Vegan
 
About Sea Change
Sea Change want to combine their love of great wine with their desire to do something to help protect our oceans. Turning the tide on the juggernaut that is plastic pollution is only going to happen if we all make changes, even small ones, and this is where the wine you choose can play a role.
 
Behind Sea Change is a family wine business founded by Toby and Bill over 15 years ago. Toby and Bill have always felt strongly that business has a responsibility to the environment. With this in mind, it was a casual discussion in 2018 between them and Simon and Ian, who run the UK side of the business, about the impact of plastic on our oceans, that ignited the idea for Sea Change.
 
With the removal of the unnecessary plastic wrap around the cork, the use of natural corks and the paper for the labels coming from certified sustainable forests and made partially from grape waste, combined with a donation to marine charities from every bottle sold we think choosing Sea Change does make a difference.