1. prosecco - Noun
2. Prosecco - Proper noun
Prosecco
A variety of white grape grown in the Veneto region of Italy.
Prosecco (countable and uncountable, plural Proseccos)
A dry, slightly sparkling Italian white wine made from that grape.
prosecco (countable and uncountable, plural proseccos)
Alternative form of Prosecco
Although a small quantity of still wine is produced, Prosecco is nearly always sparkling or semi-sparkling. Source: Internet
Add 25ml each of retsina and elderflower cordial, says the Goring hotel’s Tiago Mira, a splash of soda and top with prosecco. Source: Internet
A Medical Practitioners’ Tribunal heard that Farrell, who works at Parkgate surgery in Darlington, had been drinking Prosecco at a friend’s house beforehand. Source: Internet
But as much as the emergence of Prosecco was a cultural import, it was also determinedly marketed by London restaurants and key wine-making families. Source: Internet
An Aberdeen teenager broke into a fire-ravaged restaurant and stole six charred bottles of prosecco. Source: Internet
Giustiniani's own winery, Borgoluce, whose Prosecco does not sell in supermarkets but is exported to the United States and Asia, saw its sales fall by 90 percent last month, he said. Source: Internet