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Best Prosecco at the LCBO
This guide pulls together current LCBO Prosecco and Glera-based sparkling wine listings so you can compare value, score, and availability quickly.
Best widely available picks
750 mL bottles at 25+ LCBO stores, ranked for quality and value.
01
La Marca Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $22.00 for 750 mL, with a score of 76/100 from 34,347 ratings.
76/100
$22.00
520 LCBO stores
02
Brilla! Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $19.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 78/100 from 4,039 ratings.
78/100
$19.95
168 LCBO stores
03
Ruffino Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $19.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 74/100 from 12,957 ratings.
74/100
$19.95
532 LCBO stores
04
Fiol Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $18.80 for 750 mL, with a score of 76/100 from 2,263 ratings.
76/100
$18.80
352 LCBO stores
05
La Marca Prosecco Rose
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Sparkling is $22.00 for 750 mL, with a score of 78/100 from 2,949 ratings.
78/100
$22.00
95 LCBO stores
06
Freixenet Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $22.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 74/100 from 10,830 ratings.
74/100
$22.95
399 LCBO stores
07
Ruffino Prosecco Rose
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Prosecco is $19.50 for 750 mL, with a score of 76/100 from 1,677 ratings.
76/100
$19.50
237 LCBO stores
08
Blu Giovello Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: save $1.00 on this Glera (750 mL), stocked at 591 stores.
74/100
$16.95 $17.95
591 LCBO stores Save $1.00
Choose a store to see stock for each recommended listing.
Current deals
Wines in this guide where the current LCBO price is below the regular listed price.
01
Blu Giovello Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: save $1.00 on this Glera (750 mL), stocked at 591 stores.
74/100
$16.95 $17.95
591 LCBO stores Save $1.00
02
Josh Cellars Prosecco Rose
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: save $2.00 on this Prosecco (750 mL), stocked at 149 stores.
76/100
$19.95 $21.95
149 LCBO stores Save $2.00
Best value under $25
High-value bottles in this guide that currently stay under the $25 mark.
01
La Marca Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $22.00 for 750 mL, with a score of 76/100 from 34,347 ratings.
76/100
$22.00
520 LCBO stores
02
Brilla! Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $19.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 78/100 from 4,039 ratings.
78/100
$19.95
168 LCBO stores
03
Ruffino Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $19.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 74/100 from 12,957 ratings.
74/100
$19.95
532 LCBO stores
04
Fiol Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $18.80 for 750 mL, with a score of 76/100 from 2,263 ratings.
76/100
$18.80
352 LCBO stores
05
La Marca Prosecco Rose
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Sparkling is $22.00 for 750 mL, with a score of 78/100 from 2,949 ratings.
78/100
$22.00
95 LCBO stores
06
Freixenet Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $22.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 74/100 from 10,830 ratings.
74/100
$22.95
399 LCBO stores
07
Ruffino Prosecco Rose
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Prosecco is $19.50 for 750 mL, with a score of 76/100 from 1,677 ratings.
76/100
$19.50
237 LCBO stores
08
Blu Giovello Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: save $1.00 on this Glera (750 mL), stocked at 591 stores.
74/100
$16.95 $17.95
591 LCBO stores Save $1.00
Best under $20
The strongest low-price picks in this guide.
01
Brilla! Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $19.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 78/100 from 4,039 ratings.
78/100
$19.95
168 LCBO stores
02
Ruffino Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $19.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 74/100 from 12,957 ratings.
74/100
$19.95
532 LCBO stores
03
Fiol Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Glera is $18.80 for 750 mL, with a score of 76/100 from 2,263 ratings.
76/100
$18.80
352 LCBO stores
04
Ruffino Prosecco Rose
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: this Prosecco is $19.50 for 750 mL, with a score of 76/100 from 1,677 ratings.
76/100
$19.50
237 LCBO stores
05
Blu Giovello Prosecco
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: save $1.00 on this Glera (750 mL), stocked at 591 stores.
74/100
$16.95 $17.95
591 LCBO stores Save $1.00
06
Josh Cellars Prosecco Rose
For drinkers who enjoy some sweetness: save $2.00 on this Prosecco (750 mL), stocked at 149 stores.
76/100
$19.95 $21.95
149 LCBO stores Save $2.00
Limited availability — a few-store hunt
Bottles reported at fewer than 25 stores. Check the exact listing near you before making a trip.
About this guide
Our top picks combine trusted ratings, price and availability. Each recommendation uses one exact LCBO listing, with prices and stock refreshed daily. Scarcity never improves a wine’s rank.
Prosecco is the LCBO's best-selling sparkling category, and the shelf runs from $13 party bottles to $25 single-vineyard examples. The quality markers to look for on the label: 'DOCG' (the stricter Conegliano Valdobbiadene zone) beats plain 'DOC', and 'Brut' or 'Extra Brut' means noticeably drier than the common Extra Dry, which — confusingly — is sweeter.
The rankings here come from current LCBO stock and rating data. If you're buying for mimosas or spritzes, the cheapest well-scored DOC bottle is the rational pick; if it's being drunk on its own, the few extra dollars to a DOCG or Rive bottling is where Prosecco stops being generic and starts tasting like somewhere.
73 wines · 14 scored · $5.95-$194.95 · 14,736 store listings
Glera, Prosecco, Glera 10%, Pinot Gris 85%, Chardonnay 5%, Red Blend · Veneto, Friuli-Venzia Giulia, Abruzzo
Common grapes
Glera 50Prosecco 10Glera 10%, Pinot Gris 85%, Chardonnay 5% 1Red Blend 1Sparkling 1Sparkling Rose 1
More prosecco at the lcbo
More current LCBO listings from this guide, sorted by WineRipe score and availability.
FAQ
Why include Glera on a Prosecco page?
Glera is the main grape used for Prosecco, and some LCBO listings surface the grape more clearly than the Prosecco term.