3VISO Wines & Spirits - The grape used for Prosecco is Glera. It is a semi-aromatic variety meaning it can be rather fragrant, floral and fruity when grown with care and low
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Did the Italians hijack the grape name prosecco to make it a (hugely successful) monopoly wine? | Per on Forbes | BKWine Magazine
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