Fun Facts
Prosecco DOC Academy
Prosecco DOC spans over 28,000 hectares, with a 2023 expansion temporarily adding 5,800 more. Nearly 12,000 grape growers cultivate Glera, supported by 1,046 winemakers and 362 sparkling wine houses. In 2024 alone, production reached 660 million bottles, generating €3.6 billion in revenue. Of this, 76.7% was classic sparkling Prosecco, 9.4% sparkling rosé, and 13.8% semi-sparkling versions. These figures reflect the impressive scale and community dedication behind every bottle—cheers to the passion in every glass of Prosecco DOC!
* Sommeliers will get a physical certificate presented by Debra at the tasting on 8 Sep 2025 in MWM Wine School
Prosecco DOC Academy Program
- Get a thorough understanding about Prosecco
- 8 videos covering all aspect about Prosecco DOC
- Obtain a digital certificate signed by Debra Meiburg MW
- Sommeliers can get a physical certificate and label pin
Scale of Production
- Area: Prosecco DOC covers over 28,000 hectares.
- 2023 Expansion: An additional 5,800 hectares temporarily included, increasing production potential.
Community Involvement
- Grape Growers: Nearly 12,000 growers cultivate the Glera grape.
- Winemakers: 1,046 winemakers and 362 specialized sparkling wine houses produce Prosecco.
Production Statistics
- 2024 Production:
- 660 million bottles produced.
- Revenue of €3.6 billion.
Composition of Prosecco
- Classic Sparkling Prosecco: 76.7% of total production.
- Sparkling Rosé: Accounts for 9.4%.
- Semi-Sparkling Versions: Make up the remaining 13.8%.
Conclusion
- Remember these impressive numbers while enjoying a glass of Prosecco DOC!
- Prosecco DOC reflects a vast scale of production and dedication within the community.