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Prosecco is the most popular sparkling wine in the world but only a small fraction of that is Cartizze. Cartizze Prosecco can only be grown in a small area of the Prosecco Hills of Veneto.

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Cocktail fans know that the popular Bellini is made with Prosecco and peach puree. Wine drinkers know that Prosecco is a satisfyingly fresh, graceful sparkling wine that is one of

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In Northern Italy’s tiny wine region Conegliano Valdobbiadene, vintners create Prosecco Superiore, an outstanding bubbly for a good price.

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Discover the hills where Prosecco is made, a Unesco World Heritage site.

Source: Unesco Sites of Italy: Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene

The territory of the bubbles that are born among the UNESCO World Heritage Hills towards the zoning with the study of the features of the terroir…

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Forbes.com spoke to Enore Ceola, CEO and President of Freixenet Mionetto USA, about the soaring popularity of Prosecco, and growing interest in tourism in Italy’s Veneto and Friuli-Venzia Giulia wine regions.

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Prosecco can only be from three areas in Northeastern Italy, and within those areas, Conegliano Valdobbiadene is the original growing area of Prosecco.

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After a 10-year wait (UNESCO) has registered Italy’s Prosecco Denomination of Controlled and Guaranteed Origin area of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene as the 55th World Heritage Site in Italy for its “Cultural Landscape.”

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The Italian region responsible for the creation of one of the world’s most popular sparkling wines – Prosecco – has been bestowed with the distinguished honour of being named an official UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Source: Italy’s Prosecco Hills Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site