Bottega Stardust, Prosecco

The Bottega family has grown grapes in Italy's Veneto region since the 1600s, but it was Sandro Bottega — who took over the family business at just 19 alongside his siblings — who built it into one of the most visually distinctive sparkling wine brands in the world, known for striking metallic-finished bottles.

Stardust takes that visual flair to its furthest extreme: a limited-edition bottle hand-decorated with roughly 3,000 tiny crystals, designed to catch the light dramatically at the moment of a toast. Inside, it's a classic Prosecco DOC made from Glera grapes grown in the hills of Treviso, delivering fresh apple, pear, and white floral notes with fine, persistent bubbles.

A genuine showstopper for celebrations — best served well-chilled as the centrepiece of a toast.