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20 Undeniable signs that you are a Champagne Drinker for Life!

20 Undeniable signs that you are a Champagne Drinker for Life!

By Christopher Walkey / 22nd June 2016

So you think you love Champagne enough that it is part of your everyday life? Which of the following have you adopted already to give you that title? Wine Glasses. You suddenly become very interested in styles of glass that Champagne gets served in, some of you may love flutes others loathe the idea of…

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A Complicated Year for Champagne

By Jon Catt / 21st June 2016

The last three months have been disastrous for the Champagne vineyards because of the awful weather. This will be a make or break week in the grape growers fight against mildew. Between mid-April and early May there were a succession of heavy frosts. The growers in the Côte des Bar were the most severely affected.…

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Champagne Taittinger Reveals 14th Edition of Taittinger Collection

Champagne Taittinger Reveals 14th Edition of Taittinger Collection

By Glass of Bubbly / 17th June 2016

Champagne Taittinger has revealed the 14th edition of its prized Taittinger Collection.  The renowned Brazilian photographer, Sebastião Salgado, has created the latest limited edition bottle for the 2008 vintage – the first Brazilian artist to do so and also the first time for a photographic artist. For Salgado, life and art are inseparable. He is…

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Grower Champagne: RL Legras

By Glass of Bubbly / 16th June 2016

In 1808, Honoré Legras developed a fantastic vineyard on the Cote des Blancs, whose name comes from the white Chardonnay grape which dominates here. The family today still stands for the same passion and attention to detail that makes Champagne Legras great. Champagnes to try Legras Blanc de Blancs Brut Grand Cru Chouilly – L&S, £27.95 100%…

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Champagne World Heritage Site Anniversary Celebration

By Jon Catt / 14th June 2016

On July 10th two Reconcilliation Walks will be held in the Champagne vineyards to mark the first anniversary of their inscription as a World Heritage Site. These will be the highlight of three days of events with the theme of reconcilliation. This event is organized by Champagne Hillsides, Houses and Cellars. It was this group…

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Champagne Castelnau Brut Réserve

Champagne Castelnau Brut Réserve

By Glass of Bubbly / 13th June 2016

Cellar master tasting notes: The colour is straw with undertones of green and gold. The taster’s curiosity will be immediately aroused by a level of aromatic depth and complexity rarely observed in a non-vintage wine: roasted, toasty notes give way to almondy, cocoa bean scents; “the soul of vintage Champagne in the body of a…

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Grower Champagne: René Geoffroy

By Glass of Bubbly / 13th June 2016

Located in the heart of the Valée de la Marne, Champagne Geoffroy’s roots date back to the 17th century. Their vineyard covers 14 hectares of land, extending over the slopes of Damery, Hautvillers, Fleury-la-Rivière and especially Cumières. The vines of Cumières are classified as ‘premier cru’. Champagne Georffroy grows the 3 main Champagne grape varieties…

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London Bar Serves Tea-Flavoured Champagne with Afternoon Tea!

By Glass of Bubbly / 10th June 2016

A venue is London is crafting a new drink so you no longer have to choose between having a cup of tea or a glass of bubbly with your afternoon tea. Sketch, a restaurant and bar in West London, have produced a tea-strained Champagne which offers the taste and bubbliness of Champagne with a subtle note of tea.…

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Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte Celebrates 40th Anniversary

Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte Celebrates 40th Anniversary

By Glass of Bubbly / 10th June 2016

Nicolas Feuillatte is the third largest Champagne brand globally, on their 40th anniversary, they have chosen to relaunch its communication strategy in order to strengthen its long term growth. Nicolas Feuillatte is the Champagne brand which seeks to balance and reconcile luxury and emotion whereas Champagne can be perceived as intimidating and distancing itself from…

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