Cava, the Spanish sparkling wine, has embarked on a relaunching journey to boost its wine's image and quality. Known among many consumers to offer highly affordable bubbles, others see it as lacking ...

Vinum 55 is proud to announce that Shelly Fitzgerald, Wine Director, was selected by D.O. Cava to participate in the Cava Academy Advanced Level Cava Educator Certificate—an exclusive, live on-site ...

What’s the difference between Cava and Champagne? In brief, about $50 per bottle. In detail, the difference between all wines amounts to four variables: grape, soil, climate and culture. Cava is no ...

Spain’s preeminent sparkling wine built a reputation over decades for pleasant, inexpensive bubbly, the kind you’d keep a bottle of in your fridge to take the edge off a lousy day. The problem: When ...

Cava and prosecco may both be popular sparkling wines, but they couldn't be more different, each having a rich history that's ...

Cava, the Spanish sparkling wine, is close to the volume and vineyard surface of champagne. Champagne has 34,000 hectares and makes around 300 million bottles annually, while Cava has just over 38,000 ...

Nestled between the Mediterranean Sea and the gorgeous Montserrat Mountains, the Catalonia region offers a stunning backdrop for exploring wineries near Barcelona. Catalonia has two thousand years of ...

The global sparkling wine market is set to pop with $45.1 billion this year (2024), a figure divided between 2 main sectors for bubbly: $24.4 billion spent in restaurants, bars, and other out-of-home ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Cava is the Spanish sparkling wine and today ...

The French have spent many marketing dollars conditioning us to equate Champagne with good times, simultaneously encouraging us to believe that all sparkling wines are French. Results? Champagne has ...

In a shift away from Cava, pioneer winemakers are shaking up — and defining — the “new” Catalonia. Lane Nieset is a writer from Miami who has lived in France for the past 10 years. From her current ...