19 of the best Asda wines to pick from the shelves

This fizz focuses on the floral side typical of the Prosecco Superiore-producing area of Asolo, in the UNESCO hills. Fragrant white peach and jasmine scents are mirrored in the mouth; a delicate and well balanced sip that's a world away from the ubiquitous Prosecco DOC that's just a few pounds cheaper.

French crémants have always offered great value, and this example from Alsace brings together soft, creamy apple and pear fruits with an easygoing, slightly spicy finish. The bubbles are well integrated; not aggressive at all.

Of several of Asda's Sauvignon Blancs tasted – from France, New Zealand and South Africa – this stood out as the best. And at £10 in this day and age, it's a great price. With overnight skin contact you perhaps get a little bit more richness and structure here, but you'd be hard pushed to tell. Nonetheless, it's a wonderfully salty, breezy Sauvignon with leafy, grassy notes alongside gooseberry and citrus. The finish is long, crisp and vibrant.

Ribolla Gialla is a grape native to Friuli, an oft-overlooked corner of northeast Italy known for making some fabulous white wines. This Wine Atlas bottling is made for Asda at a historic winery founded in the area over a century ago. Moreish and mouthwatering, it develops flavours of papaya, pineapple, white peach and lychee, with savoury edges and flecks of citrus zest and salt, and finishing with some crunchy yellow apple. Excellent value.

A deliciously succulent, slightly salty mouthful of ripe yellow and green fruits. Zesty and mouthwatering, it's a versatile wine for enjoying on its own or with food.

A Decanter World Wine Awards Silver Medal winner this year, this delicious Grillo bursts with yellow fruits and some zesty, salty flecks. Green papaya and apricot with a lick of lime conclude. A great value fish-or-chicken bottle.