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Five Ways to Pair Cottage Cheese with Champagne

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 4th September 2024

With more than 154 million cottage cheese-related posts on TikTok, and over 625,000 uploads with #cottagecheese shared to Instagram, there is no doubt that this simple food item is taking over. The versatility of cottage cheese has boosted its rise to stardom, and what better way to pay homage to this ingredient than by pairing…

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National Cinema Day: Champagne and Film

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 30th August 2024

This year, National Cinema Day is taking place on Saturday, August 31, and aims to entice film lovers back to the cinema across the country. Why not celebrate this year’s National Cinema Day with a glass of Champagne? After all, Champagne has featured in films and held a prominent place in pop culture since the end of the…

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The Perfect Travel Companion: Ensuring Safe Transport of Champagne and Sparkling Wines with GPS Trackers

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 26th August 2024

Champagne can be shipped safely and reliably when properly packaged. A GPS tracker placed on a wine shipment can help reduce the risk of theft and other supply chain problems. Choosing the best time and route to ship your wines is key. Predictive climate tracking, like the one built into our PAG GPS vehicle tracker,…

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Champagne Gremillet – Interview With Anne Gremillet

By Oliver Walkey / 23rd August 2024

The love of Champagne is infinite, a language that everyone can understand, a sparkle that can shine in anyone’s glass, it can connect people, brings them together and places a smile on faces around the world. In this exclusive feature on Glass of Bubbly, we speak with Anne Gremillet, the Marketing Director of Champagne Gremillet,…

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Champagne and Sparkling Wine Tasting Events in Las Vegas: A Bubbly Extravaganza

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 19th August 2024

Being the city of glitz and glamour, Las Vegas is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, opulent casinos, and world-class entertainment. But beyond the neon lights and bustling casinos lies a sophisticated side of the city that celebrates the finer things in life. One such indulgence is the art of Champagne and sparkling wine tasting. In…

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The Subtle Art of Lactic Acid Fermentation in Champagne: Balancing Acidity and Complexity

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 19th August 2024

Champagne is often associate with celebration and luxury. Like a sparkling wine craft through detail and intricate process. One key aspect that shapes its unique character is lactic acid fermentation, which is essential in refining the flavor and balance the acidity of Champagne. This article takes you journey through into the intriguing role of lactic…

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Significant Contribution to the World of Champagne & Sparkling Wine

By Christopher Walkey / 15th August 2024

Significant Contribution to the World of Champagne & Sparkling Wine – 2024 entries now open: We are very happy to re-introduce the ‘Significant Contribution to the World of Champagne & Sparkling Wine‘ that was initially won by Michael Edwards the respected wine author and journalist and Honorary Judge of the Glass of Bubbly Awards. We are inviting…

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The Inescabable New Rendez-vous Of Anne Malassagne: ‘Éxperience Champagne’

By Mona Elyafi / 13th August 2024

A Unique & Exclusive Invitation to Experience Champagne in a Different Way! For three decades running the family-owned Champagne House AR Lenoble, Anne Malassagne succeeded in carving out a name for herself, ultimately transforming a small family house on the verge of collapse into a renown and venerated Champagne brand around the world. Last year,…

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Champagne: The Sparkling Jewel of Afternoon Tea

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 9th August 2024

With Afternoon Tea Week taking place from August 12 – 18 this year, the Champagne Bureau UK* share their insights on why this British tradition has long been associated with Champagne. Afternoon tea is one of the most quintessentially English customs – and is now often included in ‘what to do’ guides to London or…

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