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Not sure which wines to choose for your festive celebrations? Let our wine concierge service help you find the perfect bottles without the stress! 🍇 Consult with our experts for complimentary personalised recommendations, ensuring you have the best value wines delivered straight to your doorstep! 🚚 Get in touch now and let us make your New Year wine experience truly delightful. See the comment section for more details! #HolidayWines #StressFreeSipping #FestiveWineShopping #AskTheExperts #WineMadeSimple

Not sure which wines to choose for your festive celebrations? Let our wine concierge service help you find the perfect bottles without the stress! 🍇 Consult with our experts for complimentary personalised recommendations, ensuring you have the best value wines delivered straight to your doorstep! 🚚 Get in touch now and let us make your New Year wine experience truly delightful. See the comment section for more details! #HolidayWines #StressFreeSipping #FestiveWineShopping #AskTheExperts #WineMadeSimple

The #Champagne region holds a historic position as the first area to produce #SparklingWine on a significant scale, with its name becoming synonymous with the highest quality bubbles. Widely considered the most prestigious sparkling wine globally, Champagne has set the benchmark for traditional method production. 🥂 Westgarth Wines wine specialist Maurizio Broggi delves into Champagne’s five sub-regions and different “ladders of growth” here: https://lnkd.in/ehB6X8HD

Hello friends family and acquaintances today is NATIONAL CHAMPAGNE DAY - December 31! National Champagne Day recognizes the wine that puts the pop in every New Year's Eve celebration. Genuine champagne only comes from France's Champagne region. French law protects where and how it is made. With some exceptions, only Champagne made according to set specifications and within the French region may label their wines using the term "Champagne." Other foods and beverages fall under this type of protection in France and other parts of the world. Champagne, France, is located northeast of Paris and provides the ideal temperature and soil to produce the grapes required for Champagne. French law allows only eight varieties of grapes for the production of Champagne in the Champagne region. Primarily, the three grapes used to create Champagne are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. Unlike other wines, Champagne ferments in the bottle allowing the vintner to trap the CO2 in the bottle. The bubbles give Champagne its effervescence. While Champagne can be spendy, if you are looking for a little pop on New Year's Eve, other varieties of sparkling wine are available from Italy, California, and even the South of France. They offer a sparkle that won't put a fizzle in your pocketbook. Then again, some New Years mean an opportunity for splurging and celebrating no matter the expense. #NationalChampagneDay #dallasharristips

Quite hilarious but I think this is one of my fav videos on Wines Education!😃 And this scenario happens almost EVERYDAY! Champagne and Prosecco are both Sparkling wines but they are different. And the main differences lie in: -the grapes used to make them - the regions the grapes are from - the production method. Watch the video below to understand the differences and next time don’t ask for a Champagne when you actually want a Prosecco!😊 Moët & Chandon Marco Fantinel #sparklingwines #champagne #prosecco #sommelier

My takes on this article (with the important premise that I continue to think that Champagne is the greatest wine denomination in the world): 1. Champagne keeps getting more expensive and is slowly pushing itself into a very small market segment. 2. Perhaps I'm shortsided, but I really don't understand how the Arabian Peninsula can be the knight in shining armour for luxury sparkling wines 3. New varietals in Champagne?- WOW! I really wish them success- we will know in 20 years. https://lnkd.in/d8pZ5rzC

Today is National Champagne Day recognizing the wine that puts the pop in every New Year’s Eve celebration. Genuine champagne only comes from France’s Champagne region. French law protects where and how it is made. With some exceptions, only Champagne made according to set specifications and within the French region may label their wines using the term “Champagne.” Other foods and beverages fall under this type of protection in France and other parts of the world. Champagne is located northeast of Paris and provides ideal temperature and soil to produce the grapes required for Champagne. French law allows only eight varieties of grapes for the production of Champagne in the Champagne region. Primarily, the three grapes used to create Champagne are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. Unlike other wines, Champagne ferments in the bottle allowing the vintner to trap the CO2 in the bottle. The bubbles give Champagne its effervescence. While Champagne can be spendy, if you are looking for a little pop on New Year’s Eve, other varieties of sparkling wine are available from Italy, California, and even the South of France. They offer a sparkle that won’t put a fizzle in your pocketbook. My advice: go for Champagne tonight. 🤗🥂 Drink responsibly. Do not drink and drive. …more

Today is National Champagne Day recognizing the wine that puts the pop in every New Year’s Eve celebration. Genuine champagne only comes from France’s Champagne region. French law protects where and how it is made. With some exceptions, only Champagne made according to set specifications and within the French region may label their wines using the term “Champagne.” Other foods and beverages fall under this type of protection in France and other parts of the world. Champagne is located northeast of Paris and provides ideal temperature and soil to produce the grapes required for Champagne. French law allows only eight varieties of grapes for the production of Champagne in the Champagne region. Primarily, the three grapes used to create Champagne are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. Unlike other wines, Champagne ferments in the bottle allowing the vintner to trap the CO2 in the bottle. The bubbles give Champagne its effervescence.  While Champagne can be spendy, if you are looking for a little pop on New Year’s Eve, other varieties of sparkling wine are available from Italy, California, and even the South of France. They offer a sparkle that won’t put a fizzle in your pocketbook. My advice: go for Champagne tonight. 🤗🥂 Drink responsibly. Do not drink and drive.

Today is National Champagne Day recognizing the wine that puts the pop in every New Year’s Eve celebration. Genuine champagne only comes from France’s Champagne region. French law protects where and how it is made. With some exceptions, only Champagne made according to set specifications and within the French region may label their wines using the term “Champagne.” Other foods and beverages fall under this type of protection in France and other parts of the world. Champagne is located northeast of Paris and provides ideal temperature and soil to produce the grapes required for Champagne. French law allows only eight varieties of grapes for the production of Champagne in the Champagne region. Primarily, the three grapes used to create Champagne are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. Unlike other wines, Champagne ferments in the bottle allowing the vintner to trap the CO2 in the bottle. The bubbles give Champagne its effervescence. While Champagne can be spendy, if you are looking for a little pop on New Year’s Eve, other varieties of sparkling wine are available from Italy, California, and even the South of France. They offer a sparkle that won’t put a fizzle in your pocketbook. My advice: go for Champagne tonight. 🤗🥂 Drink responsibly. Do not drink and drive. …more

THE BEST CHAMPAGNE PRODUCERS British produce the best wine publications, e.g Decanter. Great Britain is one of the most enthusiastic champagne consumer of the world after the USA. The proximity of the United Kingdom to France and history contribute to the popularity of wine among other beverages. British have a long history with alcohol and still continue to indulge although the government has gradually increased taxes to discourage consumption. Drinks International, a widely read and influential magazine recently published a list of the best champagne producers. Champagne still outsells all other sparkling wine categories closely followed by prosecco from Italy that is much less expensive than champagne. Before the 1917 Revolution the Russian elite used to drink a lot of champagne, and many champagne producers got rich supplying the Russian market. Ontario is now a big player in sparkling consumption and production. Some Ontario sprinkling wines are very impressive in quality, and sell for much less than comparable products. The ere are more 4000 champagne producers in Champagne. Here are the best: Roederer Ayala Charles Heidsieck Heidsieck Monopole Piper Heidsieck Alfred Gratien Dom Perignon Ruinart Lanson Jacquesson Deutz Perrier et Jouet Rare Krug Philliponat Lauent Perrier Veuve Cliquot Veuve Fourney Henriot Bollinger Billecart et Salmon Terlant Lallier Pommery Moet et Chandon Drappier Bruno Paillard Delas Grosset