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Prosecco DOC gains trademark protection In New Zealand
The European Union has reached a bi-lateral agreement with New Zealand which recognises the Prosecco DOC trademark.
Bottega Prosecco Bar & Caffé comes to London Stansted Airport
A new Bottega Prosecco Bar & Caffé has come to London Stansted Airport, opening earlier this month and operated by SSP UK, operator of food and beverage outlets in travel locations.
Prosecco steps up sustainable practice
The volatile symptoms of climate change are looming larger over the wine world, Oli Dodd investigates.
Pink Prosecco: not fizzling out
Drinks international catches up with the founder of The Emissary Prosecco, Ed Smith, to find out whether talk of a Rosé Prosecco shortage is cause for concern.
Freixenet Copestick celebrates strong Christmas trading
Freixenet Copestick cemented its status as the UK’s leading supplier of sparkling wine by increasing sales 21% over the Christmas trading period.
Prosecco DOCG to reduce maximum yields per hectare
The Prosecco DOCG will reduce the maximum permitted yield to 12,000 kilos per hectare for the 2020 harvest.
Prosecco DOCG achieved record sales in 2019
The Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco DOCG produced and sold a record 92 million bottles in 2019 after enjoying a large harvest the previous year.
Prosecco Consorzio celebrates 10 years of success
The Consortium for the Protection of the Prosecco Denomination of Origin (Consorzio Tutela Prosecco DOC) is celebrating 10 years of success.
Prosecco producers are looking for ways to beat the ravages of climate change in the vineyards. Shay Waterworth reports from Italy
Spain’s sparklers could be starting to claw their way out from under the shadow of Prosecco, reports Sarah Jane Evans MW
Follador, the major premium prosecco producer, is predicting an incredibly satisfying 2015 harvest.
Prosecco success shapes McGuigan strategy
The rise in prosecco has made Australian Vintage rethink its sparkling wine offering, according to CEO Neil McGuigan.
Prosecco beats champagne for value
52% of prosecco drinkers in the UK regard the Italian fizz as ‘very good value for money’, more than twice the figure for champagne, according to a new report from Wine Intelligence.
Sparkling wine drinking is growing in the US
Sparkling wine consumption in the US is growing, according to a new report from Wine Intelligence.
Sparkling Wine: A Brave New World
As demand for sparkling wine shows no signs of abating, the New World is taking its chances and offering quality like never before, as Jamie Goode reports
Buckingham Schenk promotes Durham
Buckingham Schenk has announced that Craig Durham is its new managing director.
Hamish Smith travels to the Prosecco Hills and finds that, while the Italian sparkler is outselling champagne, its bubbles don’t necessarily reach the top
Best sparkling wines in the world
The Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships has announced its medal results of the 2014 competition.
Prosecco and Cava: A glass half full?
The bubbles may not be overflowing for prosecco and cava, but Lucy Britner finds the duo weathering the financial storms of their respective countries
Follador at the BMW Italian Open
Follador, the premium prosecco producer, is once again an official supplier at the BMW Italian Open.
Has Prosecco Conegliano Valdobbiadene gained a strong consumer franchise?
The head of the consortium that protects Prosecco sparkling Italian wine from Conegliano Valdobbiadene is to address delegates at the International Sparkling Wine Symposium (ISWS), which takes place at Denbies wine estate in the UK on November 1-2.
Follador to sponsor Drinks International’s Travel Retail Awards
Drinks International is delighted to announce that premier Italian Prosecco producer Follador is to sponsor this year's Travel Retail Awards.
Follador appoints World of Patria
Prosecco winery Follador has appointed World of Patria as its travel retail and duty free distribution partner.
Prosecco Follador enters UK market
Winemaker and Prosecco brand Follador is launching to the UK market with a portfolio of sparkling and still wines.
Prosecco ban progress in Australia
Italy/Australia: The Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore Consorzio has welcomed a ban on Australian producers using the term prosecco, under new EU laws. The Consorzio has pledged to continue fighting to get the ban implemented in other countries that continue to make prosecco, like Brazil.
