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Prosecco Grapes are a light refreshing dessert that is simple to make.
The grape behind Italy's Prosecco wines
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Grapes used to make prosecco wine stand to dry in a cellar in the Valdobbiadene valley, northern Italy, in this file photo taken October 25, 2005. Prosecco production has grown to 150 million bottles from 5 million a year in 40 years driven by demand for ...
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Glera is what makes Prosecco but it's not the only grape variety in the wine. - Bele Casel e l'Asolo Prosecco DOCG
What's Prosecco? The Lowdown on This Sparkling Wine - Taste Ohio Wines
Varietal Sparkling Wines - 多彩欧洲
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Prosecco (Glera): what it tastes like, the best winemakers, and more
