But if you too are now harboring an overwhelming need for a Giant Prosecco Glass to call your own, you’ll have to join the back of the queue (see, we told you there would still be queuing).

When the Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG Consortium decided its appellation needed...[+] its own wine glass to distinguish their wines from prosecco DOC wines, it reached out to ...

If you instinctively go to grab a glass flute to enjoy your Prosecco in, we’ve got news for you: you’re doing it all wrong. Of course, it’s easy to see why Prosecco is so often served in ...

Let's get straight to the point. A standard glass of Prosecco (about 4.2 oz, which is a typical sparkling wine glass) usually contains between 80 and 100 calories.

Prosecco is meant to be served in a different kind of glass that has a rounder base than a champagne glass to allow the aromas and textures of the prosecco to flourish, according to the Vine Pair.