• Brown Brothers has released its latest summery innovation – Prosecco Yuzu Lemon Spritz.
Source: Brown Family Wine Group
    Brown Brothers has released its latest summery innovation – Prosecco Yuzu Lemon Spritz. Source: Brown Family Wine Group
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Brown Family Wine Group brand, Brown Brothers has released its latest summery innovation – Prosecco Yuzu Lemon Spritz.

The zesty new release blends the refreshing Brown Brothers Prosecco with the bold citrus tang of Japanese yuzu, delivering a flavour-forward spritz available in both 750ml bottles and 250ml cans, designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s consumers.

Last year’s addition to the Brown Brothers spritz family included Passionfruit Vanilla & Lime and Ginger & Lime flavours, with the citrus theme staying true for the warmer seasons.

Brown Family Wine Group fourth generation family member and head of innovation, Emma Brown, said innovation is in the DNA of the company.

“The new Prosecco Yuzu Lemon Spritz continues our legacy of leading categories and evolving with our consumers,” said Brown.

“This launch not only builds on our Prosecco credentials but also brings to life the flavours and formats that today’s drinkers are craving. It’s bright, bold, and unmistakably Brown Brothers."

Brown Brothers Prosecco Yuzu Lemon Spritz is now available online at brownbrothers.com.au and at leading liquor retailers nationally for RRP $20.00.

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