Under the sparkling wine category, Champagne is the term that is disproportionately used to describe all bubbly wines, including prosecco. However, there are several distinctly unique types and Champagne is just one of them. Prosecco is its own type of wine, complete with its own characteristics that have drawn a large, supportive following for its delicious bubbly taste and complexity of flavors that pair well with just about anything.

Prosecco, named after the Italian village near Trieste, harbors two distinct differences that make this alcoholic delicacy entirely different from its commonly-named counterparts. Each bottle is made with Glera grapes that are unique to this region in Italy and the production method is essential to creating the light, fizzy bubbles that are highly desired by prosecco lovers.