Is Prosecco wine or is Prosecco champagne? Look, we know you know the answer, but we're going to explain it real quick for a friend... Prosecco is a sparkling white wine from Italy that tastes like a lighter, sweeter champagne. So basically, if you want to look super fancy at your next brunch, bring a bottle of this and let the OMGs roll in.

They’re both sparkling white wines, but let us break down the differences between champagne and Prosecco so you can look super-cool at your next party.

• Made it France
• Made with Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meaner grapes
• Made using “traditional method”
• Slightly more alcohol content
• More expensive

• Made in Italy
• Made with Prosecco grapes
• Made using “tank method”
• Slightly less alcohol content
• Less expensive

Champagne. Prosecco tastes like champagne. It’s a sparkling white wine that a lot of people use as a less expensive substitute for champagne. Mimosas, anyone?