• Australian Vintage has released Tempus One, a collection of sparkling Prosecco-based wine spritzers.
    Australian Vintage has released Tempus One, a collection of sparkling Prosecco-based wine spritzers.
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Australian Vintage has released Tempus One, a collection of sparkling Prosecco-based wine spritzers available in three flavours: Watermelon, Berry and Passionfruit.

Australian Vintage said it developed the new drinks using a blend of Australian Prosecco, soda and fruit flavours to appeal to a younger generation of drinkers.

With 38 calories per 100ml, the spritzer offers a lighter option to many other RTDs currently on the market, with a 4 per cent ABV, a 330ml can of Tempus One is equivalent to one standard drink.

Tom Dusseldorp, chief marketing officer at Australian Vintage said: “Tempus One will operate alongside its older sister, Tempus Two. Where Tempus Two provides discerning wine drinkers with an elegant, crafted choice, Tempus One is designed for a younger generation looking for refreshing, lighter alcohol options and aesthetics. The launch of Tempus One will provide young Aussies with a unique full flavoured Prosecco-based RTD,” said Dusseldorp.

Tempus One will launch in selected Ritchies Liquor stores across Australia’s east coast before being rolled out to other stores and regions.

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