Dolly Parton’s rosé wine and prosecco has finally launched in the UK – here’s where to buy
Both bottles cost less than £10
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Your support makes all the difference.Kylie Minogue has a new competitor on the wine shelf: Dolly Parton. The American singer-songwriter’s range of vino is finally available in the UK.
Promising to make your next social gathering sparkle brighter than a rhinestone cowgirl, the wines are lighthearted and vibrant – just like the singer herself.
Whether you’re drinking them in the kitchen, bopping along to Dolly as you’re making dinner or popping open a bottle to toast the start of the weekend, they’re high in flavour and fun but low on cost.
And if you’re wondering what on earth Dolly knows about making wine, you might be relieved to hear that the range is a collaboration with Accolade Wines, the Australian group behind Hardys and Mud House. While they’ve been approved by Dolly for their flavour profiles, the wine-making process has been left to the experts.
Here’s where to get your hands on Dolly Parton’s rosé and prosecco – you’re welcome.
Dolly Wines rosé: £7, Asda.com
With notes of ripe strawberries, juicy watermelon, and a delicate floral finish, this is a tasty way to unwind after working nine to five. It’s a French wine, and the tasting notes say it has a dry mineral finish that evokes the Mediterranean sea air of the region. It’s crisp and refreshing, with hints of citrus and dried sage, balanced by a subtle, beachy salinity – a perfect nod to those Southern seaside vibes Dolly loves.
Whether you’re bringing a bottle to a friend’s house for a party or kicking back in front of your favourite rom-com, it’s sure to be light and easy to drink so you can be confident everyone will enjoy it.
Dolly Wines prosecco D.O.P: £8.50, Asda.com
Just like Dolly, this prosecco is all about fun and flair. It’s got a light, fruity flavour, with hints of pear, apple, and citrus, making it the perfect pick for celebrations, whether you’re throwing a party or just sipping on a Friday night. While we’re yet to try this ourselves, we’re sure that the bubbles will be fine and delicate, giving it a smooth and refreshing finish.
Made from the finest grapes in Italy’s prosecco region, the touch of sweetness with a crisp finish means it offers something for all tastes. The label also makes it look a little more special than your average bottle, giving you extra brownie points from your host if you bring it to a party.