A sparkling wine from Italy’s northeast, Prosecco is one of the most popular styles of bubbly in the world. Some people mistake this sparkling white wine for a cheap alternative to Champagne. But that ...

and pouring a variety of bubbles to help make her case. “You’ll quickly discover that Prosecco and Champagne, like pajamas and a cocktail dress, were destined for different things. Treat them ...

Another perk of Prosecco is that, due to its less complex aging processes, this sparkling wine is often far more affordable ...

Created in Northern Italy by bartender Roland Gruber around 2005, this modern classic features St-Germain elderflower liqueur, Prosecco ... would order 100 cases of Champagne at a time just ...

Champagne and Cava also declined, but Prosecco remained a bright spot. Last year, the U.S. surpassed the U.K. to become the world’s largest market for Prosecco, at 11.4 million 9-liter cases, up ...

Napa Valley–based importer and marketer Demeine Estates added the Philipponnat Champagne brand to its portfolio late last year. Known for its focus on Pinot Noir, Philipponnat sells around 10,000 ...

(Champagne and prosecco are both sparkling white wines ... an old wine cork and draped with a tea towel for safety (just in case a pressure buildup caused to to go shooting off).

This means the bubbles are produced in the labor-intensive, classic way, the same as Champagne. The second fermentation, which creates the bubbles, occurs in the bottle. In the case of prosecco ...