We Brits drink a lot of Spanish wine. By both volume and ... Some of Spain’s smarter sparkling producers prefer not to let the word cava anywhere near their wine. As winemaker Leo Gramona ...

Originally, the sparkling wine produced here was simply called ... it got shortened to the last word – cave or cellar. In Spanish, cava. Caves in general play quite a role in Catalonia.

Choose a 'brut' (dry) style for a refreshingly tangy party fizz, and offer your guests a choice of drinking it on its own, or as a base for a sparkling cocktail with orange juice, or creme de cassis.

nearly every wine-producing country crafts its own sparkling wines. But, with a word limit for this column we’re sticking with the most popular – Champagne, Prosecco and Cava. While each are sparkling ...

Prosecco however, is the Italian sparkling wine which is made from the prosecco or glera grape. Cava is the Spanish sparkling wine and is usually made from a blend of macabeu, parellada ...

explaining that cava is a Spanish sparkling wine made from three grape varietals native to Spain. Stansfield’s current favourite is Parés Baltà Cava Brut ($19.99). “It has two bonuses ...

followed by sparkling wine from fresh grapes at 17%, French champagne at 15% and Spanish cava at 10%. Meanwhile, EU countries imported 5 million litres of sparkling wine from outside the block ...