Miller and Carter Prosecco Prices

This website is independent and not affiliated with Miller & Carter. Menus and prices vary by restaurant and change over time. Last checked: 12 October 2026.

A bottle of house prosecco at Miller & Carter costs £32.50, based on the restaurant’s own listings. The premium Bottega Gold prosecco is £40.50 a bottle, and a glass of prosecco runs from about £6.50 to £8. Prosecco is the cheapest way to put bubbles on the table, well under the price of champagne.

Miller and Carter Prosecco Prices: The List

Bottle prices below are verified from Miller & Carter’s own delivery listings, which are consistent across restaurants. Dine in prices can differ slightly, so treat these as a reliable guide rather than a promise.

Prosecco by the Glass

A glass of prosecco typically costs £6.50 to £8, which makes it one of the cheapest ways to start the meal with something sparkling. Miller & Carter also folds prosecco into set menus at celebration times: Christmas and New Year menus have included a glass of prosecco with the set courses, and the Pornstar Martini (£10.95) famously comes with a shot of prosecco on the side. See the cocktail menu prices for that and more.

Prosecco or Champagne: Which Should You Order?

It comes down to budget and occasion. House prosecco at £32.50 a bottle is roughly £26 cheaper than Moët & Chandon Impérial at £58.50, and most tables will not notice the difference once the steak arrives. Champagne wins for milestone celebrations; prosecco wins for everything else. Our champagne prices guide covers the champagne list in the same detail.

Do Prosecco Prices Vary by Restaurant?

A little. The prices above are consistent across the delivery listings we checked, but individual restaurants set their own dine in prices and the wine list changes over time. The official wine list PDF confirms which sparkling wines are stocked but carries no prices, so the menu at your restaurant is the final word. For the wider drinks picture, see the drinks menu guide and wine prices guide.

Prosecco With Your Meal

Prosecco is an easy match for a steak dinner without the champagne price tag. The daytime set menu plus a bottle of house prosecco is a generous lunch for two at a sensible total, and a glass of fizz alongside a steak from the main menu never goes wrong. Keep an eye on the offers page around festive periods, when prosecco deals tend to appear.

FAQs

How much is a bottle of prosecco at Miller and Carter?

A bottle of house prosecco costs £32.50 to £32.95 based on the restaurant’s own listings. Bottega Gold prosecco, the premium option, is £40.50 to £40.95 a bottle.

How much is a glass of prosecco at Miller and Carter?

Expect to pay around £6.50 to £8 for a glass of prosecco. Set menus at Christmas and other celebrations have included a glass of prosecco with the courses.

What prosecco does Miller and Carter serve?

The verified list includes house prosecco and Bottega Gold Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut. The official wine list also carries Freixenet Prosecco and Mionetto Prosecco Rosé DOC, plus an alcohol free Bottega sparkling. Availability follows the current wine list at each restaurant.

Is there alcohol free prosecco at Miller and Carter?

There is an alcohol free sparkling option: Bottega 0.0% Alcohol Free Sparkling at £21.50 to £21.95 a bottle. Note it is a sparkling wine, not champagne.

Final Thoughts

Prosecco at Miller & Carter is straightforward: £32.50 for the house bottle, £40.50 for Bottega Gold, and glasses from £6.50. It is the sensible celebration choice when champagne’s £58.50 feels like too much. Check the official wine list for the current sparkling range, and confirm prices with your restaurant before you book.

Prosecco prices checked against Miller & Carter listings in October 2026. This website is independent and not affiliated with Miller & Carter.