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…
Source: The 19 subareas of Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco told in a book
Passionate About Prosecco: Talking With Enore Ceola; Irene S Levine; Forbes
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.
Historic Wines with Modern Appeal: Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG; Wine Enthusiast
Everybody loves bubbles and the numbers prove it. Sales in sparkling wine have risen over the last decade. Why? Italian Prosecco. In recent years, this sparkling wine from the Veneto grew from being relatively unfamiliar to Americans to becoming their go-to bottle for celebrations, brunch and even weeknight sips. Globally, Prosecco has shot past Champagne to become the world’s best-selling sparkler.
The Historic Italian Hillsides Producing Silky, Superior Prosecco; Kerin O’Keefe; Wine Enthusiast
Prosecco may be synonymous with affordable bubbles. But in Italy’s Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore, producers make world-class sparklers.
Source: The Historic Italian Hillsides Producing Silky, Superior Prosecco
Wine tour ideas: Six of the best for 2020; Chris Mercer; Decanter
5 Epic Experiences in Northern Italy; Stephanie Pearson; National Geographic
This road trip engages the muscles and indulges the senses.
Prosecco Hills Unesco Status Proof Italian Fizz ‘Must Be Protected’ In Trade Agreements, Claims Governing Body; Edith Hancock; Drinks Business
This Italian paradise is home to the best sparkling wine you’ll ever taste; Daily Hive
Prosecco can only be from three areas in Northeastern Italy, and within those areas, Conegliano Valdobbiadene is the original growing area of Prosecco.
Source: This Italian paradise is home to the best sparkling wine you’ll ever taste (PHOTOS) | Etcetera
Wine enthusiasts look for any excuse to toast with Prosecco Superiore; straight.com
Whether it’s brunch with friends, celebrating an engagement, toasting a new job, or simply just a bad hair day, Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore is always the answer.
Source: Wine enthusiasts look for any excuse to toast with Prosecco Superiore
Prosecco country’s new sparkle; Maria Shollenbarger; Financial Times
Maria Shollenbarger finds Italy’s newly designated World Heritage site is fizzing with charm. Photography by Lea Anouchinsky…
Source: Prosecco country’s new sparkle
Tips for Visiting the Prosecco Vending Machine in Italy; Kiersten; The Blonde Abroad
There is a vending machine in Italy that dispenses prosecco, wine and biscotti! Here are Kiersten’s tips for visiting the Prosecco Vending Machine in Valdobbiadene!
Source: Tips for Visiting the Prosecco Vending Machine in Italy • The Blonde Abroad
Prosecco Road earns UNESCO distinction; Elizabeth Sweeney; Army.mil
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.”
The Hills of Prosecco and the issues UNESCO ignored; Francesca Bezzone; Life in Italy
Not everyone is happy about the Prosecco Hills’ UNESCO achievement. Read on to learn why about 40 environmental associations have actively fought against it…
Source: The Hills of Prosecco and the issues UNESCO ignored – Life in Italy
Italy’s Prosecco Hills Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site; Paul Joseph; Superyachts
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
Italy’s Prosecco Hills Recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Site; VinePair
Prosecco’s prestige was recently recognized by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, who announced the region was being listed as a World Heritage Site.
Source: Italy’s Prosecco Hills Recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Site | VinePair
Why UNESCO’s New Wine World Heritage Site Is Controversial; Alex Ledsom; Forbes
UNESCO has added the Italian Prosecco-growing region in northern Italy to its list of globally protected sites but with increased pressure on growers and the impacts of climate change, the designation could be seen as controversial…
Source: Why UNESCO’s New Wine World Heritage Site Is Controversial
The Prosecco hills are a new Unesco Heritage Site; Francesca Bezzone; Life in Italy
The Prosecco hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene are the latest Italian addition to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites: what do you know about them?
Source: The Prosecco hills are a new Unesco Heritage Site – Life in Italy
Italy’s Prosecco Hills are included in UNESCO World Heritage Sites list; India Times
The Prosecco region is basically made up of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene Hills that are known for cultivating grapes for the best sparkling wine for centuries. The region has been inducted into the World Heritage Site list at this year’s World Heritage Committee session in Baku. This makes it the 55th World Heritage Site in Italy. According to UNESCO, the Prosecco Hills’ landscape is that of hogback hills, ciglioni (small plots of vines on narrow grassy terraces), forests, villages, and farmland.
Source: Italy’s Prosecco Hills are included in UNESCO World Heritage Sites list
Prosecco Hills Of Italy Named UNESCO World Heritage Site; Irene S Levine; Forbes
Culminating a lengthy nomination process that took over ten years, UNESCO finally declared the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene a UNESCO World Heritage Site at the agency’s recent meeting in Baku (capital of Azerbaijan).
Source: Prosecco Hills Of Italy Named UNESCO World Heritage Site
