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Bottega Gold Prosecco

By Glass of Bubbly / 5th February 2014

Bottega was established in 1977 by Aldo Bottega and was taken over by his son Sandro in 1983. The big nineteenth-century farmhouse in Italy is surrounded by 10 hectares of vineyards. During Autumn 2001 Bottega Gold was launched in a limited edition. Bottega Gold is a Prosecco Doc Brut sparkling wine, from the Glera grapes, grown…

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The DOCG Region of Prosecco in Italy

Prosecco – Italian sparkling wine

By Glass of Bubbly / 20th November 2013

One of the most magnificent wine tourism destinations is the Prosecco Veneto region of Italy. Towards the northern part of Italy and spreading out over some 43,500 hectares of vineyards within classifications of styles and standards, the Prosecco region attracts visitors globally and holds UNESCO status.  The Glera, also known as the Prosecco grape, is…

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Champagne vs Crémant: What Is the Difference?

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 17th July 2026

Champagne and Crémant are traditional-method sparkling wines, but Champagne must come from the protected Champagne region, while Crémant comes from other designated European appellations and uses the grapes, climate, and winemaking traditions of those regions. Both wines create their bubbles through a second fermentation inside the bottle. That shared process gives Champagne and Crémant their…

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How Do You Plan a Champagne Celebration On a Budget?

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 17th July 2026

Few sounds signal a celebration like a cork easing out of a Champagne bottle. The pop, the rising bubbles, and the first toast set the mood for the night. Sparkling wine has marked weddings, birthdays, and quiet wins for centuries. You do not need a big budget to serve it well. The best celebrations feel…

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Why Temperature Control Defines the Modern Wine Experience

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 17th July 2026

The difference between a forgettable glass and a revelatory one often comes down to a few degrees. Wine chillers have evolved from luxury accessories into essential tools for anyone serious about tasting wine as winemakers intended. Whether you’re building a home collection or refining a commercial tasting room, understanding how temperature management shapes flavor can…

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8 Spots for the Best Colorado Glamping Near Hot Springs & Scenic Soaking Pools

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 10th July 2026

Picture crisp alpine air on your cheeks, steam spiraling off a mineral-rich pool, and a canvas tent glowing steps away. Glamping and hot-spring hopping were once separate bucket-list items. Now they’re the same weekend. You’re not roughing it. Kampgrounds of America’s 2024 report says over one-third of new campers glamp, a segment growing “exponentially” each…

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Planning the Perfect Sparkling Wine Day Trip

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 9th July 2026

A glass of sparkling wine is often connected with celebration, but the experience does not have to begin when the bottle is opened. For many wine lovers, the journey is part of the pleasure. A visit to a vineyard, a tasting room, a wine event, or even a scenic countryside lunch can turn a simple…

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Correct way to open Champagne bottle

The Anatomy of a Sparkling Wine Bottle: How Glass Engineering Protects Your Fizz

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 22nd June 2026

For centuries, sparkling wine has been the ultimate symbol of celebration, luxury, and refined craftsmanship. Yet, long before a sommelier ever pops the cork, a silent feat of engineering is hard at work keeping that experience intact. The glass bottle that holds your favorite Champagne, Prosecco, or Cava is not just a passive container. It…

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Paladin

By Glass of Bubbly / 16th June 2026

Paladin Vigne e Vini is the first winery of the whole Casa Paladin group. It’s a family-owned estate founded in 1962 by Valentino Paladin in Motta di Livenza, near Treviso. Operating across generations, the family blends ancient regional traditions with modern viticulture to craft their acclaimed Prosecco, which is produced in the historically rich foothills…

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