In news that surprises no-one here at stylist.co.uk, prosecco has overtaken champagne ... pear and green apple make this magnum the perfect match for a hazy afternoon. And if you buy two bottles ...

For a sweeter cocktail, add a splash of simple syrup or agave nectar. To make a non-alcoholic version, omit the vodka and replace Prosecco with sparkling water or ginger ale. Make sure to chill all ...

Try Sophie Dahl’s delicate and fragrant take on a champagne cocktail – perfect for special occasions or summer parties. Pour the prosecco into the serving glasses and then drizzle the rose ...

The two have more differences than similarities, including where they are produced, the grapes used to make each one, and how they both taste. Simply put, Prosecco is a sparkling wine produced in ...

Prosecco, as we all know, is one of the best boozy drinks around (especially when you ... called Glera - which are traditionally used to make prosecco - and Italian pinot grigio wine.

Much like many popular alcoholic drinks on the market, you can find lots of different variations ... Before we head into the taste test, there is one thing I should make clear. Although I love a glass ...

The darling of hen parties, after-work drinks and birthdays ... two superior DOCG-certified prosecco regions in the country. The frosted bottle and pretty label make it ideal for gifting, to ...