Champagne v Prosecco - The 5 main differences

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In this video I am explaining the differences in between Prosecco and Champagne.
Prosecco is produce by tank method which Champagne is produce by traditional method.
There are other differences such permitted grape varieties and aging requirement.
Please note that Vintage Champagne is aged for a minimum of 36 months, not 30 as I mention on the video 👍

[@olewangaparmitoro1395]

Thank you so much because now I can really tell my guest in high confidence how different between prosecco and champagne

[@WineTuber]

My pleasure. All the very best 👌

[@yanngiovanelli9918]

Nice ! Wish you good luck with your channel my friend !

[@WineTuber]

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[@albertbaginski2378]

Very interesting

[@DeeWah]

Very educational video! Thank you! 🍷🧡

[@WineTuber]

My pleasure 👍

[@alvarocriado674]

Well done! Charmat & Champenoise methods clearly different! The video was enjoyable

[@WineTuber]

Thank you so much 👍

[@thecorkscrew9803]

Nice one !

[@kadekbudi2922]

Thank you so much dor your knoledge 🙏🏼

[@WineTuber]

My pleasure. Have you watched my video about the differences between Champagne and Cava? If not, the link is below th-cam.com/video/oZncpV17qq4/w-d-xo.html

[@l.r8206]

Great video!!!

[@WineTuber]

Thank you 🍾 glad you enjoyed

[@myrlenetromp5546]

Thanks... Greetings from Aruba🏝🇦🇼👏👍😁💕

[@WineTuber]

Your welcome. Enjoy 👍

[@marcins.3488]

Good job!!!

[@WineTuber]

Thank you 🍾

[@Samkeliso_Nkwanyane]

Very informative! May you please do one about South African Methode Cap Classique (MCC)

[@WineTuber]

Hi Sam. Thank you for watching and your lovely feedback. Cap Classique is on my list - stay tuned 👌

[@blacksnow2252]

Great

[@WineTuber]

Thank you so much ☺️
Have you watched my video about the differences between Champagne and Cava?
If not, the link is below
th-cam.com/video/oZncpV17qq4/w-d-xo.html

[@olewangaparmitoro1395]

Very enjoyable video for me

[@WineTuber]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment. All the very best 🥂

[@KASHYAP62]

Impressive

[@WineTuber]

Thank you for your amazing feedback 👍

[@igorilic9796]

Pinot noir is also used in prosecco, because rose proseco also exist

[@WineTuber]

100% agreed. This is my very old video. Check out the one below, please.
th-cam.com/video/_8yPtpnMRAE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ndZIA9P5GARtzkoL
Warm regards 👍

[@karene9131]

Once you open a bottle does it need to all be drank right away? Will it go flat if you don’t...

[@WineTuber]

Hi Karen. Thank you for your comment. Regarding to your question, really depends.Some oxidiszed wines such as Sherry or Tawny Port can be keept in the bottle for a few weeks as they been already oxidised during the wine making process, however don't forget to put back the cork. Some fully bodied red wines such Barolo, Amarone or Vintage Ports taste even better the day after. Any other wines can keep in the fridge for up to 3 days, but again don't forget to put the cork back. I hope this helps

[@adalomi]

🥂🥂

[@WineTuber]

Cheers 🍾

[@joelwey4753]

Good vid. The music inbetween is unecessary tho

[@WineTuber]

Hi Joel,
Many thanks for watching and your comment. You are 100% right. This is one of my oldest videos, and at that time, I had no microphone, and I was using a different editing program. I need to rerecord this video at some point.
All the best

[@ankybhagat9283]

Are You Irish?

[@WineTuber]

Hi. Actually Polish but living in Ireland for nearly 10 years.

[@ankybhagat9283]

Ohh From Warsaw

[@WineTuber]

Actually from Kraków 👍