Who Makes Sam's Club Member's Mark Sparkling White Wine?

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Multiple wines sold at Sam's Club, particularly under its private-label Member's Mark brand, have earned awards and high ratings from major wine publications and competitions. In fact, we've even listed their acclaimed Member's Mark Asolo-Prosecco Superiore DOCG Brut as one of the essential Sam's Club items you need to try before you die. Don't let the under-$8 price tag deceive you into thinking this sparkling white wine is a sub-par sipping experience. This certified Prosecco Superiore DOCG has nearly 1,000 5-star ratings, with reviewers stating it's "competitive with name brands," having excellent quality that "kept its bubbles all night at a party with recorking."

The Member's Mark Asolo-Prosecco consists of 85% Glera and 15% indigenous white grape varieties including Blanchetta, Perera, and Boschera, from northeast Italy's Asolo appellation. The sparkling wine is produced and bottled by the family-owned Bedin winery (Società Agricola Colli Asolani), which has operated out of Cornuda, Italy, since 1948. The USA Wine Ratings awarded this bubbly 87 points and a silver medal, noting its vibrant, citrusy aromas and refreshing, fruit-forward palate that concludes with "crisp, balanced charm." According to Reverse Wine Snob, this wallet-friendly prosecco is mostly dry, with plenty of refreshing fine bubbles and a medium-length finish.

Sometimes you really luck out with grocery store alcohol brands, like with the Member's Mark Asolo-Prosecco. It's not only a top-notch budget bubbly, it's also a delightful aperitivo option and pairing well with a charcuterie board of antipasto, cured meats, mild cheeses, and seafood. The Asolo-Prosecco also complements brunchy egg dishes like quiche and omelets or fried foods such as fish and chips or croquettes. Many reviewers rave about this effervescent wine serving as the perfect base for mimosas and the Aperol Spritz.

A key tip to keep in mind before buying a cheap bottle of wine — such as the Member's Mark Asolo-Prosecco — is to keep it chilled before serving. The colder the bottle, the more it will accentuate the wine's delicate complexities and flavorful nuances. If you don't have hours to wait for the bottle to reach the ideal 43 to 48 degrees Fahrenheit, opt for an ice bath, a simple trick that chills a bottle of wine in just 20 minutes. The Member's Mark Asolo-Prosecco is a Sam's Club exclusive available in select clubs. The 750 ml bottle is currently priced at $7.97.