Forget food trucks, you need a prosecco van for your next party!

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The Processco Van is the greatest thing to arrive on wheels since the invention of the food truck. This mobile vehicle does exactly what its name implies: It drives around bringing sparkling wine to bubbly-loving partygoers. What more could you possibly ask for?

Whether you’re planning a wedding or hosting a summer get-together, a boozy addition like this would surely make your party even better.

We have Joe Bruce and Ben Broad, aka the Bubble Bros, to thank for converting a vintage three-wheeled van into a well-oiled prosecco-delivery machine.

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The pair founded the Prosecco Van in 2015 and have been making people’s lives better ever since — one perfectly chilled glass of bubbly at a time.

Check out the Prosecco Van in action:

Unfortunately, the Prosecco Van is only available in the U.K., but thankfully, the idea of a mobile bar is fast becoming a trend. You know what that means: Americans are getting in on the action, and there are several options for drinks-on-wheels in the States now, too.

Depending on where you live, you have access to different options such as Road Soda, The Mobile Pub, Silvercloud Trailer Events and others.

So, whether you’re planning an outdoor wedding or just want to make your summer BBQ the talk of the town, these mobile bars are definitely worth looking into.

Cheers!

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