Glera (Prosecco)

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    This variety, which has long been called Prosecco, was renamed Glera in 2009 to avoid confusion with the name of sparkling wine. However, sparkling wine Prosecco is made up of 85-100% Glera.

    This is a white grape variety used for sparkling wine (DOC Prosecco) grown throughout the Veneto region of Italy.

    For a long time, it has been called Prosecco, just like the wine. The name Prosecco comes from the name of a small town near Trieste, further west of Venice. When the vineyard was certified as DOC, the grape was given the name Glera in 2009 to prevent any confusion with the name.

    Glera is cultivated on over 7,000 hectares in Italy and is also grown in Argentina.

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