Champagne and Prosecco are two sparkling wines that may seem similar at first, but happen to be quite different. Here's what ...

When it comes to bubbly beverages with alcohol, Champagne is the clear favorite, but it’s hardly the only choice. Another option is Prosecco, which, like Champagne, is a sparkling wine.

selling more bottles annually than Champagne and Cava combined. And while Prosecco is best known as a fresh and fruity crowd-pleaser with an inexpensive price tag, that’s far from the whole story.

But, with a word limit for this column we’re sticking with the most popular – Champagne, Prosecco and Cava. While each are sparkling wines, the methods used to produce them differ as do the grapes, ...

Narrator: Champagne is synonymous with wealth and luxury. It often costs double the price of other sparkling wines, such as prosecco or cava. A decent-quality bottle of it can cost you anywhere ...

In news that surprises no-one here at stylist.co.uk, prosecco has overtaken champagne for the first time as Britain's most popular variety of bubbles. New figures show us Brits consumed 30 million ...

Champagne sales have fallen to their lowest levels in over two decades, with shipments down nearly 10 per cent globally.

In 2023, their production and exports fell by 8%. It's a wine category that's been coming into its own for several years now: bubbles. If you've noticed several new alcohol-free challengers trying ...

Not every bottle of bubbles worthy of celebration looks like Champagne or Prosecco. Pet-nat sparkling wines with lower carbonation and crown caps, red sparkling wines such as Lambrusco or light ...

Europe produced almost 1.5 billion liters of sparkling wine. Italy was the main source, with the production of prosecco and its many other sparkling wines. The country produced 638 million liters ...