Prosecco is fruity and sweet, with a crisp, light taste. You may notice hints of citrus, pear, peach, or apple, or floral ...

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The friendships I’ve cultivated and cherish to this day within the wine industry are central to the way I work and write.

Champagne is the star of New Year’s Eve and most celebrations — popped open for toasts and then hastily paired with ...

They both sparkle, but that’s where the similarities end. While Prosecco and Champagne are similar and are often used interchangeably, they are not the same. In fact, the two alcoholic beverages have ...

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Asolo, Italy – Prosecco, the fruity sparkling wine made in the northeastern hills of Italy is gaining in global popularity — and producers of Champagne, for so long the dominant bubbly wine, are ...

You may not recognize Janisson’s name, but LVMH, the company that owns Moët & Chandon and Dom Pérignon, purchased his ...

This fruity, tangy punch tastes like a holiday celebration. Orange juice and cranberry juice combine with bubbly ginger ale and optional sparkling wine for a seriously good Christmas sip.