Champagne News
Moët & Chandon is the official Champagne of Silverstone
Moët Hennessy announces a long-term partnership with Silverstone, the iconic home of the British Grand Prix, with Moët & Chandon as the official Champagne. Following its partnership with the Automobile Club de Monaco, Moët Hennessy continues to strengthen its presence across Formula One’s most legendary circuits, building on a heritage rooted in the sport since…
Champagne Mangin et Fils
A family-run grower-producer based in Le Chêne-La-Reine (Leuvrigny), specialising in Pinot Meunier-driven Champagnes in the heart of the Vallée de la Marne. Started by Gabriel and Fernande in the early 20th century, the family originally operated a bistro and supplied grapes to larger houses like Krug before creating their own brand. Today, the Champagne house…
Celebrate Iconic Summer Moments with Champagne Pairings
As we look ahead to the long anticipated UK summer season, we wanted to spotlight how Champagne can elevate some of the most cherished seasonal moments – from outdoor dining and garden gatherings to sporting occasions and leisurely picnics. As such, the Champagne Bureau UK has put together a guide of Champagne styles to complement…
André Chemin Champagne
This family-owned grower Champagne house was founded by André and Micheline Chemin in 1948 in Sacy, a Premier Cru village in the Montagne de Reims region of France. The house has remained family-operated for over 70 years and is currently managed by the third generation, Sébastian and Eva Chemin. They own 6.5 hectares of vineyards,…
Award Winning Champagnes from Sanger
Champagne Sanger was founded in 1952 by 16 former students of the Avize Viticulture School.It is deeply intertwined with the educational mission of the local school, often having students and young professionals involved in its operations, blending tradition with modern, sustainable techniques. Centrally located in Avize, a Grand Cru village in the Côte des Blancs,…
Champagne EPC: Uncorking an Epicurean Take on Terroir, Quality, Transparency and Storytelling
An interview with co-founder Camille Jullien Gilardi on popping the bubble of tradition When most people think of Champagne, the image is almost cinematic: candlelit chalk cellars, impeccably dressed servers, and labels steeped in centuries of tradition. The region has long been defined by heritage, prestige, and rigid rules. But a conversation with Camille Jullien…
Perrier-Jouët Named Official Champagne of the Metropolitan Opera
As global supporters of artistry and markers of celebration, Perrier-Jouët and the Metropolitan Opera seek to enchant opera guests with unique Champagne experiences Maison Perrier-Jouët proudly announces its distinction as the Official Champagne of the Metropolitan Opera as part of a five-year partnership between the iconic Champagne house and the cultural landmark. For this multi…
Champagne flute or coupe?
Champagne for many people is a special wine to enjoy so will usually require a little more thought to what you should drink it from, in most occasions the decision will be between a flute or a coupe. Which design is better for consumer enjoyment and which glass is best for aroma / flavour experience?…
Champagne facts about bubbles
Many of us love the thought of enjoying a glass of Champagne and it is a globally loved product with millions of bottles being sold every year. How much do you actually know about Champagne though? Here are some fun and interesting facts about Champagne, how to impress your friends quotes when you are ordering…