Can I order Prosecco online and have it delivered to my state?
In most of the US, yes: a licensed retailer can ship Prosecco to your door if your state and local laws allow it, and an adult 21 or over signs for the box. You can order Bella Principessa online from Primo Liquors, a licensed retailer that ships to 43 states. In Florida, our shops have it too.
How wine delivery works in the US
Wine is not like other parcels. In the US, it has to be sold and shipped by a business licensed to do so, and every state writes its own rules about who may ship in, how much, and to whom. Some counties and towns add rules of their own.
That is why two neighbors in different states can see different answers on the same website. It is not the shop being difficult. It is the law where the box is going. A retailer that ships wine has to follow those rules for every order, which is why licensed sellers ask for your delivery address before anything else.
Who sells and ships Bella Principessa
proseccowine.com does not sell, take payment or ship anything itself. When you press Order online, you go to Primo Liquors, a licensed retailer that ships wine to 43 states through its Full Circle fulfillment team, and you check out on their site.
A licensed retailer checks each delivery address against the rules for that state, so if yours is one it can’t ship to, you’ll know before you pay, and a shop nearby is the next best thing.
We will not quote delivery times or promise a particular day until they are confirmed. When we know, this page will say so.
What to expect on delivery day
- An adult signs. Someone 21 or over must sign for the box and may be asked for photo ID. Wine isn’t left on the doorstep.
- Plan to be in. If nobody is home, the carrier will usually try again or hold the box for pickup.
- Office addresses help. If you are out all day, a work address where an adult can sign is often the easiest choice, if your workplace allows it.
Check the box when it arrives, and chill the bottle for a few hours before opening. One more thing: never pack and post a bottle yourself. Shipping wine is a job for licensed sellers only.
What to order
Both wines are Brut, 11% alcohol, in 750 ml bottles (about 25.4 fl oz), with a suggested retail price of $20.99. The Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. Rosé Brut brings strawberry, raspberry and ripe peach. The Brut is dry and crisp with green apple and pear.
Ordering for a party? The prosecco.com Drinks Calculator works out how many bottles you need before you order.
In Florida? You can buy it today
If you live in or are visiting Florida, Bella Principessa is already on shelves from Miami to Tampa Bay. Shop local first. We do too. Call ahead, since stock varies by store.
More questions before you order
- Where can I buy Bella Principessa Prosecco?In Florida for now, at Total Wine & More and other South Florida and Tampa Bay shops; or order online from Primo Liquors, which ships to 43 states.
- How much should a good bottle of Prosecco cost?A good Prosecco D.O.C. Brut usually costs around twenty dollars; Bella Principessa's suggested retail price is $20.99.
- Which Prosecco is best for an Aperol Spritz or mimosas?Choose a dry Brut: it balances Aperol and orange juice. For pink mimosas and spritzes, pick a Rosé Brut.
- What's the best Prosecco to buy?Look for Prosecco D.O.C. on the label, choose Brut for dry or Extra Dry for softer, and expect real quality around twenty dollars.
- Prosecco or Prosecco Rosé: which should I buy?Choose the Gold for crisp, citrusy toasts and seafood, the Rosé for brunch, berries and gifts, or buy one of each.
- Brut or Extra Dry: which Prosecco should I buy?Buy Brut if you like crisp and dry; Extra Dry is the sweeter style, despite its name. Both Bella Principessa wines are Brut.
- How many bottles of Prosecco do I need for a party?About 5 glasses a bottle: allow 2 per guest for a toast, 3 to 4 for a long party. 12 bottles toast 30 guests.
- Can I send Prosecco as a gift?Yes, through a licensed retailer, with an adult 21+ signing and state laws applying; never post it yourself. Primo Liquors ships Bella Principessa.
- Who's behind Bella Principessa, and is it real Italian Prosecco D.O.C.?Yes: it's made in the Veneto with a fourth-generation winery, Prosecco D.O.C. on the label, founded by Michael Goldstein and Natalie.
