If Italian sparkling wines are the category that has kept the overall accounts of the sector in the positive in recent years, part of the credit goes to the growth of Metodo Classico, from Franciacorta to Trentodoc, from Alta Langa to Oltrepò Pavese.

From the recovery of historical territories such as Asti, to the birth, over the years, of many different territorial experiences with declinations of territory more linked to native grape varieties, or to younger denominations and projects, such as those of Garda Doc or of “Trabocco”, a collective brand of Abruzzo sparkling wine, there is no doubt that the engine that has driven the growth is in the “Prosecco galaxy”, in terms of volume and communicative and commercial success.