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Whilst Champagne, at an average price point of over £18 is still viewed as a luxury item, sparkling wines such as Cava and Prosecco, which average £7, based on the frequent heavy discounts, have made this sector of the market affordable, and not that much more expensive than still wine. The other 2 are Prosecco Frizzante and Prosecco Spumante – the difference between the 2 is purely down to the amount of sparkle and fizz in the glass – Frizzante has a lighter, more gentle bubble, but the difference is minimal – Frizzante has 2.5 bars of pressure in the bottle, Spumante has 3. Prosecco was also the first region in Italy to have a wine school, the now famous Scuola Enologica di Conegliano, which has also pioneered and promoted the production of high quality sparkling wine. The other 2 are Prosecco Frizzante and Prosecco Spumante – the difference between the 2 is purely down to the amount of sparkle and fizz in the glass – Frizzante has a lighter, more gentle bubble, but the difference is minimal – Frizzante has 2.5 bars of pressure in the bottle, Spumante has 3. Prosecco is the perfect aperitif – and the perfect wine for lunchtime entertaining and picnics, due to its lower alcohol level. At 11% it is 1.5% lighter than Champagne, and has a fresher, more delicate style. The other 2 are Prosecco Frizzante and Prosecco Spumante – the difference between the 2 is purely down to the amount of sparkle and fizz in the glass – Frizzante has a lighter, more gentle bubble, but the difference is minimal – Frizzante has 2.5 bars of pressure in the bottle, Spumante has 3. Prosecco, the sparkling wine from Italy, is at the very top of my list. A light, simple, fruity wine, Prosecco is possessed of charms that I've found to be fleeting at best. And yet Prosecco is one of the most popular wines in this country. I almost never get a chance to taste Prosecco, he said. By the time Mr. Sohm returned, I'd amassed almost 20 bottles of Prosecco ranging from sweet to dry. They included well-known names like Zardetto and Mionetto as well as more obscure labels like Drusian and Bisol. Most cost between $10 and $15. Prosecco is more popular than ever in the U.S; according to a Nielsen report, sales rose 32% in 2009. Wine retailers told me much the same thing, though Gerald Weisl of Weimax Liquors in Burlingame, Calif., thought that Champagne producers were partly to blame. I almost never get a chance to taste Prosecco, he said. By the time Mr. Sohm returned, I'd amassed almost 20 bottles of Prosecco ranging from sweet to dry. They included well-known names like Zardetto and Mionetto as well as more obscure labels like Drusian and Bisol. Most cost between $10 and $15. Prosecco is a lively, dry sparkling wine, with relatively low alcohol at 11%, which hit the UK market about 8 years ago – partly championed by M&S, who first made the general wine drinking public aware of its charm, accessibility and affordability. The other 2 are Prosecco Frizzante and Prosecco Spumante – the difference between the 2 is purely down to the amount of sparkle and fizz in the glass – Frizzante has a lighter, more gentle bubble, but the difference is minimal – Frizzante has 2.5 bars of pressure in the bottle, Spumante has 3. Sparkling. This style of wine is produced all over the wine world, originating from the Champagne region of France. The wines can be sweet and light in style such as Asti Spumante to complex examples that can match Champagne in terms of quality. They offer great value for money and are ideal for festive occasions. Not much of a deal unless it is a very good Prosecco. Could pretty much do this in Aldi every week with a DOCG Prosecco and one of their premium pizzas. As an exM&S shopper I don't believe the premium prices they charge are matched with a similar premium in quality. 
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