Strictly - and legally - speaking, the word Champagne can be used only to describe the sparkling wines produced from grapes grown in the Champagne region of France, and produced according to strict regulations and methods. Other wine regions of the world use the term sparkling wine.
Italian sparkling wines, depending on their level of effervescence (the strength/size of the bubbles), are classified as spumante (full-sparkling) or frizzante (semi-sparkling).
Fascino Organic Prosecco, made from the Glera grape, is an uncomplicated, dry, crisp frizzante sparkling wine, exhibiting light citrus flavors. Serve as an aperitif or for toasting. It pairs favorably with ham, mild cheeses, and sushi - or with anything else that your own taste buds dictate.
Taste and see!
The staff of Harney's thanks all of you for your patronage, and wishes you a happy and healthy new year.