Champagne News
The Best Places to Celebrate Champagne Day (October 24) in London
Champagne Day – which this year falls on Friday 24 October – has become the global celebration for Champagne lovers worldwide to honour the pinnacle of sparkling wine. This year’s Champagne Day is particularly special, as the region is honouring a decade since its inscription as a UNESCO World Heritage Site – even more of…
Pink Chardonnay, a forgotten grape variety that is regaining its place in Champagne’s heritage
Pink Chardonnay is officially recognized in the Champagne appellation specifications. A natural mutation of white Chardonnay, this ancient grape variety joins the seven main varieties already authorized, bringing the number of Champagne grape varieties to eight. A forgotten grape variety, now back in favor Pink Chardonnay is a natural mutation of white Chardonnay, identified as…
Visit Champagne Sanger
Champagne Sanger was established in 1952 by 16 former students of the Avize Viticulture School. It’s a winery in Avize, France, dedicated to producing high-quality Champagnes that reflect the unique terroir of the Champagne region. The winery, located in the heart of the Côte des Blancs, owns 13 hectares spread across 42 crus, allowing them…
Book Your Event with Champagne André de Villeneuve
Indulge in the timeless elegance of André de Villeneuve, a premium Champagne that has been perfected since 1845. Rooted in tradition and steeped in history, this exceptional Champagne is the epitome of luxury and sophistication. Whether you’re celebrating a special milestone or simply enjoying a moment of indulgence, André de Villeneuve is the perfect choice….
Champagne Piaff
Champagne Piaff is a relatively new Champagne house, established with a modern and vibrant approach to the classic Champagne category. It’s known for its fresh, elegant, and crisp style, with low dosage. Produced in Épernay in the heart of the Champagne region, it was in 1901 that Maxime Mansard’s ancestors crafted their first bottles. With…
Champagne Roger-Constant Lemaire
Champagne Roger Constant Lemaire, led by brothers Guillaume (winemaker) and Sébastien (head of international marketing and sales), with guidance from parents Gilles and Brigitte, offer a selection of labels to a growing fan base globally. Founded in 1860, Roger-Constant Lemaire today specialises in the production of rare and atypical Champagnes, without malolactic fermentation, without filtration…
In Champagne, a Quiet Soul Speaks Through the Vines
In Champagne, a Quiet Soul Speaks Through the Vines: Franck Pascal, the Sixth-Sensed Vigneron Crafting Champagne from Soul and Soil I first met Franck Pascal in 2024 at Bulles Bio during Le Printemps des Champagnes and was immediately enchanted — not only by his expressive, soulful wines, but also by the man behind them. Thoughtful,…
Champagne Abelé 1757: Timeless Elegance Since 1757
Founded in 1757 by Théodore Vander-Veken and based in Reims at the heart of the Champagne region, Abelé 1757 is the fifth oldest Champagne house and has been a custodian of craftsmanship and innovation for over two centuries. Previously owned by a Catalan family, the house became part of the Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne group in…
Celebrate the country house aesthetic with Champagne
The finale of the beloved historical drama Downton Abbey is set to premiere on September 12, 2025 – a show rooted in country house glamour, aristocratic elegance and Champagne-filled celebrations. Champagne has long been associated with the drink of choice for celebrated occasions, from royal coronations in Reims to intimate modern gatherings. Once reserved for…