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Le Pont de la Tour re-opens

By Glass of Bubbly / 28th September 2015

Le Pont de la Tour re-opens its doors today, Monday 28th September. This renowned French restaurant which has, through the years, hosted entertainers and politicians – including the Blairs and the Clintons – has a new head chef, Frederick Forster, at the helm, and an entirely new look from Russell Sage Studios. Le Pont de…

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Own Brand Prosecco Superiore

By Glass of Bubbly / 26th September 2015

With Prosecco overtaking Champagne in terms of volume and value sales, more  consumers than ever in the UK are selecting Prosecco as their fizz of choice. Just Perfect Wines, has launched a new own branded Prosecco offering alongside their branded range, all produced by wineries located in the premium DOCG Prosecco region. Aimed at the the premium corporate and hospitality market, own branded Prosecco Superiore is ideal for use at corporate or hospitality events, for gifts of promotion. Branding and labelling can be styled to any design and are available for volumes of…

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Fancy helping to make your own Glass of Bubbly?

By Glass of Bubbly / 22nd September 2015

In the UK, as in Champagne, grapes for sparkling wine need to be picked by hand. This is a labour intensive process, which can go on over several weeks as different varieties, and even different clone / rootstock combinations of the same variety, all ripen at different rates. Careful analysis of sugar levels rising and…

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The Harrow at Little Bedwyn celebrates 10 years of Michelin Stars

By Glass of Bubbly / 20th September 2015

The Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2016 was released today, with the news that The Harrow at Little Bedwyn has been awarded a Michelin Star for the 10th year in a row. A very rare achievement, especially as The Harrow is one of the few wholly privately owned Michelin Star restaurant’s in the UK.…

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Lanson Launches Travel Exclusive Gift Box

Lanson Launches Travel Exclusive Gift Box

By Glass of Bubbly / 18th September 2015

Famous Champagne House Lanson has launched a new Travel Exclusive gift box. In dedication to the company’s rich history, the beautifully designed black gift box is patterned with travel stamps from around the world. In order to give their travel retail customers an outstanding and personal experience, the gift set is only available to purchase from Paris Charles…

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What in-flight Bubbly do Airlines Serve

What in-flight Bubbly do Airlines Serve?

By Glass of Bubbly / 18th September 2015

If you’re lucky enough to travel First Class or Business Class on a flight, you may have had a chance to sample the airlines sparkling wine list. Having a glass of bubbly can be an enjoyable part of the travelling experience, so it’s important that there’s a good choice. Here’s some popular and interesting selections airlines…

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6 Vineyards to Visit in South Africa

By Glass of Bubbly / 17th September 2015

South African wine has a history dating back to 1659 and is home to the sparkling wine known as Cap Classique. ‘Methode Cap Classique’ or MCC denotes a South African sparkling wine made by the traditional Champagne method. Pierre Jourdan Nestled between the Franschhoek Mountains and deeply rooted in history, Haute Cabrière – The Home…

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Meet the Winemaker: Charlie Holland – Gusbourne Estate

By Glass of Bubbly / 14th September 2015

It’s true that terroir and the work in the winery makes for good wines. Sometimes exceptional wines can be made from exceptional grapes derived from exceptional terroir in the hands of an exceptional winemaker. Down in the sunny south east of England we have terroirs that rival some of the best in Champagne, and new…

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The Classic of a Nyetimber Cuvée Review

The Classic of a Nyetimber Cuvée Review

By Glass of Bubbly / 14th September 2015

A month or so back I took delivery of a very special bottle of sparkling wine, ordered from Harvey Nicks, a limited edition of just 200 bottles produced by what is perhaps England’s finest sparkling wine producer Nyetimber, to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. The symbolism on the bottle label is…

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