Sparkling Wine
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Fowles Wines 'Stone Dwellers' Victoria Sparkling Pinot Noir NV - 6 Bottles
Original priceOriginal price Original priceOriginal pricePrice $175.00Winery Overview Fowles Wine is a 100 % family-owned and operated winery situated in Victoria’s high-altitude Strathbogie Ranges. Their estate viney...
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Pinot noir
Victoria
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Underground Winemakers "Davina" Victoria Sparkling Brut NV - 12 Bottles
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Sparkling Brut
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Indigo Vineyard 'Umpire's Decision' Victoria Sparkling Chardonnay Pinot Noir NV - 12 Bottles
Original priceOriginal price Original priceOriginal pricePrice $285.00Winery Overview Indigo Vineyard is a family-run winery located in Everton Upper near Beechworth in Victoria’s High Country. With around 50 hectares...
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Chardonnay
Victoria
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Nomad's Gardens 'Glenmore Springs Vineyard' Prosecco 2024 - 12 Bottles
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Prosecco
Victoria
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Fowles Wine 'Ginger Prince' Victoria Sparkling Rosé NV - 6 Bottles
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Sparkling Rose
Victoria
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Fowles Wines 'Are You Game' Victoria Sparkling Chardonnay Pinot Noir NV - 6 Bottles
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Chardonnay Pinot Noir
Victoria
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Seppelt Infamous Hooded Woman Victoria Sparkling Rose NV
Per bottle$20.00$9.00Pack of 6$120.00$54.00Original priceOriginal price Original priceOriginal pricePrice $9.00Winery OverviewSeppelt Wines, founded in 1851, is one of Australia’s most historic wineries and a pioneer of sparkling wine production. With over...
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T'Gallant Victoria Pink Prosecco 2020
Per bottle$20.00$10.99Pack of 12$240.00$119.88$9.99 / BottleOriginal priceOriginal price Original priceOriginal pricePrice $10.99TASTING NOTES : This Pink Prosecco offers a gentle effervescence and a bright bouquet that highlights the fresh scents of strawberries and assort...
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Buy Sparkling Wine Online in Australia
Recent times have seen a rapid increase in the demand for sparkling wines, both in the New as well as the Old World. With much cheaper options available, now they are not restricted to the ‘party wine’ bracket but are also being consumed for everyday drinking. The younger generation is, in fact, adopting sparkling wines as their regular alcoholic drinks, as not only are they a delight to consume, but also have a great aesthetic appeal with their bubbles and sparkles. A true sight to behold when poured into a glass, both Sparkling red and Sparkling white wines are made by the infusion of carbon dioxide gas. The infusion of carbon dioxide leads to the creation of bubbles. This is done at the time of secondary fermentation of grapes, keeping in mind that, ‘the more the fizz, the better the sparkling wine. Our exquisite selection of sparkling wines will add more sparkle to your casual drinking experience.
What is Sparkling Wine?
Sparkling wines are basically wines with effervescence, formed through the carbon dioxide created during the secondary fermentation process. The Champagne region of France pioneered the creation of the world’s first sparkling wines and remains the most famous for producing iconic sparkling styles, including Champagne made from the Champagne method (méthode champenoise) and Charmat method. With lively flavours of citrus, green apple, brioche, and yeast, also followed by nutty, honeyed complexity through extended lees ageing, sparkling wines are a perfect match to savour with oysters, sushi, fried foods, soft cheeses, and desserts. Australian sparkling wines are gaining worldwide attention, particularly from the iconic regions like Adelaide Hills, Yarra Valley, Tasmania, and Hunter Valley. From flavourful Prosecco styles to premium méthode champenoise expressions, Australia is thriving in producing the best sparkling wines.
Types of Sparkling Wine
Not all bubbles are the same. Sparkling wine breaks down into a handful of distinct styles, each made differently and with its own character. Understanding the differences makes it much easier to pick the right bottle -- whether you're buying for a celebration, a gift, or a Tuesday night.
Champagne
Champagne is made exclusively in the Champagne region of north-eastern France using the traditional method (methode champenoise), where the second fermentation happens inside the bottle. The result is a fine, persistent bead, a creamy mousse and the toasty, bready complexity that defines great Champagne. The base blend is typically Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. Champagne is the benchmark for sparkling wine quality and the natural choice for celebrations, gifts and milestone occasions.
Prosecco
Prosecco is an Italian sparkling wine made from the Glera grape in the Veneto region, primarily using the tank method (Charmat method), which produces a fresher, fruitier style than traditional method wines. Expect notes of pear, white peach, citrus blossom and a lighter, more delicate bead. Prosecco is best served cold as an aperitivo. Australia's King Valley in Victoria has become the country's home of Prosecco, with producers including Dal Zotto, Pizzini and Whitlands producing world-class examples from the same Glera grape.
Australian Sparkling White
Australia's cool-climate regions produce outstanding traditional method sparkling white wine from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Tasmania is the benchmark: producers like Jansz, Clover Hill, Bay of Fires and Ninth Island make wines of genuine elegance with natural acidity and fine persistent bead. In Victoria, Chandon (Yarra Valley) and Josef Chromy bring a warmer, rounder style. In the Adelaide Hills, Croser by Petaluma and deviation Road deliver wines of real authority.
Sparkling Shiraz
Sparkling Shiraz is a uniquely Australian style with no equivalent elsewhere in the world. Made from Shiraz using the traditional method, it is deep ruby, richly fruited with blackberry, plum and dark chocolate, and carries a lively mousse that makes it simultaneously festive and food-friendly. Sparkling Shiraz is the traditional choice for Australian Christmas lunch -- it handles glazed ham, roast turkey and Christmas pudding better than almost any other wine. Look for Bleasdale, Majella, Grant Burge, Seppelt and Jim Barry.
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Sparkling Rose
Sparkling Rose is made from Pinot Noir or a Pinot Noir blend, ranging from very pale salmon to deep pink. Style ranges from bone-dry Brut to off-dry. The best examples combine fine bead with red berry fruit, cream and a dry finish. Great producers include Jansz, Chandon and Clover Hill in Australia, and Billecart-Salmon Rose in France.
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Best Australian Sparkling Wine Regions
Australia's best sparkling wines come from cooler regions, where grapes ripen slowly and develop the fresh acidity needed to make great sparkling wine. Here are a few regions worth exploring:
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Tasmania: Famous for premium traditional method sparkling wines made from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The cool climate creates elegant wines with fine bubbles and crisp freshness.
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King Valley (Victoria): Australia's Prosecco capital. Italian winemaking traditions thrive here, producing bright, fruit-forward Prosecco with flavours of pear, apple and citrus.
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Adelaide Hills (South Australia): A cool-climate region known for refined sparkling wines made using the traditional method, with fresh fruit and balanced acidity.
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Yarra Valley (Victoria): Produces elegant sparkling wines with ripe fruit flavours and refreshing acidity. It's also home to some of Australia's best-known sparkling wine producers.
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Barossa Valley & South Australia: Best known for sparkling Shiraz, Moscato and approachable sparkling wines that are full of fruit and perfect for celebrations.
No matter which region you choose, you'll discover that Australian sparkling wine offers far more variety and quality than many people expect.
Why Choose Sparkling Wine from Just Wines?
Sparkling Rosé: A beautifully hued sparkling wine, Sparkling Rosé is basically made from red grapes like Pinot Noir or blends of white and red grapes. It delivers primary notes of red berries, citrus, and floral hints, offering a vibrant and refreshing drinking experience, perfect for summer celebrations and light dishes.
Choosing Sparkling Wine by Occasion
The right sparkling wine depends less on price and more on what you're doing with it.
For celebrations and gifts, Champagne or premium Australian traditional method sparkling (Jansz, Clover Hill, Chandon Vintage) is the right call. These wines have the weight and complexity to match the moment.
For aperitivos, barbecues and casual entertaining, Prosecco and sparkling white under $30 work perfectly. Fresh, light and easy to drink without demanding attention.
For Christmas lunch, a festive Sunday roast or anything with rich meat and strong flavours, Sparkling Shiraz is the answer. It handles Christmas pudding, glazed ham and roast duck far better than white sparkling.
For brunches, oysters and lighter celebration food, a dry sparkling rose or blanc de blancs is ideal.
Sparkling Wine Specials at Just Wines
Just Wines offers competitive pricing across the full sparkling range, from everyday bottles under $20 to premium Australian and French Champagne. Look for our mixed sparkling dozens for the best value per bottle.
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All these wines are unparalleled in quality and affordably priced. Browse through a range of magnificent red and white sparkling wines at our store and select the ones that meet your needs, tastes and budget the best. With us, you would find a wide range of sparkling wines from renowned regions, including the most favoured King Valley sparkling wines and South Australian sparkling wines, all waiting to be packed and shipped right away to you! Some interesting ones to try would be Henriot Brut Souverain NV Magnum, Jacobs Creek Sparkling Chardonnay Pinot Noir, Redbank Emily Chardonnay Pinot Noir Brut Cuvee NV King Valley, Dalfarras Prosecco 2023 Victoria, Dunes & Greene Chardonnay Pinot Noir NV South Australia, and Bimbadgen Sparkling Semillon are some of the top sparkling wine choices from our exceptional collection. Order sparkling wines today and if you’re new with us, join our newsletter and grab $20 off on your first-ever purchase.
FAQS
1. What is the difference between Champagne and sparkling wine? +
Champagne is a sparkling wine made exclusively in France's Champagne region using the traditional method. All Champagne is sparkling wine, but not all sparkling wine is Champagne. Australian sparkling wines, Prosecco, Cava and Cremant are all sparkling wines made outside the Champagne region, often at significantly better value.
2. What is the best Australian sparkling wine? +
The best Australian sparkling wines come from Tasmania (Jansz, Clover Hill, Bay of Fires), the Yarra Valley (Chandon, Oakridge) and King Valley (Dal Zotto Prosecco). For Sparkling Shiraz, look to Bleasdale, Majella and Grant Burge. All are available at Just Wines with fast Australia-wide delivery.
3. How do you serve sparkling wine? +
Serve sparkling wine well chilled at 6 to 8 degrees Celsius in a flute or tulip glass. Do not shake the bottle before opening. Press the cork out slowly with your thumb while turning the bottle, not the cork. This avoids the pop and preserves the bubbles.
4. What food goes with Sparkling Shiraz? +
Sparkling Shiraz pairs best with rich savoury food: roast duck, turkey, venison, strong cheeses and charcuterie. It is the traditional choice for Australian Christmas lunch and pairs beautifully with glazed ham and Christmas pudding.
5. What is the sweetest sparkling wine? +
Moscato d'Asti and sparkling Moscato are the sweetest styles. Within the dry to off-dry category, Demi-Sec Champagne is noticeably sweeter than Brut. Prosecco is generally off-dry with a perception of sweetness from its fruit character. Most sparkling wine on the market is Brut, which is dry.
6. Can I buy sparkling wine online in Australia? +
Yes. Just Wines stocks over 300 sparkling wines including Champagne, Prosecco, Australian traditional method sparkling, Sparkling Shiraz and sparkling Rose. We deliver Australia-wide with fast dispatch from our Australian warehouse.
7. Is sparkling wine the same as Champagne? +
No. All Champagne is sparkling wine, but not all sparkling wine is Champagne. Champagne is a protected name that only applies to wine made in the Champagne region of north-eastern France, using the traditional method. Sparkling wine is the broad category that covers everything fizzy, including Prosecco, Cava, Australian traditional method sparkling and sparkling Shiraz. So Champagne is one specific type of sparkling wine, not a substitute word for all of it.
8. How long does sparkling wine last? +
Unopened, most sparkling wine keeps well for a good while. Non-vintage styles like Prosecco and cuvée Brut are best drunk within two to three years of purchase, while vintage Champagne and premium traditional method wines can age happily for a decade or more if stored cool, dark and on their side. Once opened, sparkling wine is a different story. It holds its fizz for one to three days in the fridge with a proper sparkling stopper, though it's always liveliest on the day you open it. A teaspoon dropped in the neck is a myth, so invest in a decent stopper instead.
