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Champagne Alain Lallement

By Glass of Bubbly / 6th April 2016

Stemming from generations of family vignerons, Champagne Alain Lallement have chosen Verzy et Rilly-la-Montagne as their permanent residence in the Montagne de Reims since 1985. Verzy is a typical village in Champagne situated just 140km from Paris. Their vineyards, classed as Grand Cru, grows mostly Pinot Noir. Giving constant and meticulous care to the cultivation of their vineyards for over 30 years, the estate…

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A Champagne Too Many

By Jon Catt / 5th April 2016

If you’ve been to Ay this year you may have noticed that it is now named Ay-Champagne. Will it though keep this name for much longer? The French government decided to create even larger regions. Champagne-Ardenne has been joined with Alsace-Lorraine. The favourite for its name which will be chosen at the end of April…

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Win a Bottle of Champagne Taittinger for the BAFTA TV Awards (NOW CLOSED)

By Glass of Bubbly / 1st April 2016

The 69th Annual House of Fraser British Academy Television Awards will take place on Sunday 8th May at the Royal Festival Hall and will be hosted by Graham Norton. As official Champagne partner, there will be bespoke BAFTA labelled Magnums and bottles of Champagne Taittinger Brut Réserve NV for the nominees to enjoy at the…

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Win 6 Bottles of Louis Delaunay Champagne (NOW CLOSED)

Win 6 Bottles of Louis Delaunay Champagne (NOW CLOSED)

By Glass of Bubbly / 1st April 2016

Celebrate the beginning of Spring with this fantastic prize from Kingsland Drinks. Prize consists of 6 bottles of Louis Delaunay Champagne. To Enter: Follow @KingslandDrinks and @glassofbubbly on Twitter, then tweet us ‘I’d like to win 6 Bottles of Louis Delaunay Champagne’ or email ‘I’d like to win 6 Bottles of Louis Delaunay Champagne’ to info@glassofbubbly.com Terms & Conditions: There…

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First Champagne Bar for St Louis, USA

By Glass of Bubbly / 31st March 2016

Right next to the Fabulous Fox theatre in St Louis, a new Champagne bar has opened to the public named Curtain Call. The bar is a classically styled lounge; a Byzantine-inspired space that recalls the Eastern architecture of the Fabulous Fox. Graceful arches and tile patterns, massive gold palm trees and a draped ceiling are some of the unique features that make Curtain Call the…

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British Academy Television Awards Nominees will Celebrate with Champagne Taittinger

By Glass of Bubbly / 30th March 2016

Georgina Campbell and Dermot O’Leary today announced the nominees for the 69th Annual House of Fraser British Academy Television Awards in 2016. Presented annually to recognise and honour individuals for outstanding achievement in television, this year’s award will see the likes of Ben Whishaw and Idris Elba battle it out to win a coveted BAFTA…

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Visit Maison Champagne Georges Cartier

Visit Maison Champagne Georges Cartier

By Glass of Bubbly / 28th March 2016

Located in Epernay, Capital of the Champagne region, close to the ‘Avenue de Champagne’, Georges Cartier creates wines for pleasure. As a tribute to its philosophy, the House selects the best grapes from the best villages to make well-balanced and easy-to-drink champagnes. Their expert guides welcome each guest for bespoke cellar tours, tastings and food pairings,…

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Champagne Artwork

By Glass of Bubbly / 26th March 2016

Champagne and sparkling wine can make a great object for artwork – the shape of the glass or bottle, the bubbles, the golden colours and the many associations (elegance, fun, luxury). Artists Fabien Audebrand – website A French still-life painter and a follower of hyper-realism and trompe-l’oeil. He uses traditional and modern methods to create classical-style paintings showing…

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English Sparkling Wine Could Overtake Champagne!

By Glass of Bubbly / 24th March 2016

Research from Harvard University suggests that the south of the UK could overtake France’s Champagne region as top bubbly producers if temperatures continue to rise. As the climate has become warmer in recent years, there has been at least one positive outcome: better wine. France’s Champagne region has been able to produce better vintages thanks…

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