noun
definition
A dry, slightly sparkling Italian white wine made from that grape.
Examples of prosecco in a Sentence
If you don't want to use champagne, you can also use a Spanish Cava or an Italian Prosecco in place of traditional Champagne.
Paris Hilton is promoting a new drink called Rich Prosecco, by posing all in gold for their ad campaign.
Paris Hilton has been in Berlin, Germany to promote the European launch of Rich Prosecco.
Made in Italy from the Glera grape, winemakers produce Prosecco using the charmat method.
This region is known for its stylish white wines, dominated by Soave but including other varietals such as Pinot Bianco, Tocai Friulano, Sauvignon Blanc, Prosecco, and Chardonnay.
Add a few thinly sliced peaches to the glass for garnish and fill the rest of the flute with your sparkling wine or Prosecco.
Champagne is an especially festive choice, but you can also choose baskets centered around other bubbly wines like Spanish Cava, Italian Prosecco or American sparkling wines; or select a frizzante wine like Muscato d'Asti.
Italy's contribution to the sparkling wine market is Prosecco, a light, affordable frizzante style wine that tickles and pleases the palate in equal measure.
Many bottles of prosecco or spumante are consumed as well.