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How Sparkling Wine Is Changing the World of Cocktails

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 23rd July 2025

Once reserved for toasts and celebrations, sparkling wine is now shaking up the cocktail scene with its effervescence and versatility. Mixologists worldwide are embracing its crisp acidity and lively bubbles to reinvent classic drinks and create bold new flavours. Whether you prefer a refined spritz or an adventurous fusion, there’s never been a better time…

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Champagne Prosecco or Cava Summer Days

Raise a Glass Abroad: Sparkling Wine Traditions in Different Countries

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 4th July 2025

Thеrе’s somеthing magical about thе pop of a cork and the fizz of bubblеs rising in a glass. Across thе globе, sparkling winе traditions havе еvolvеd into dееply mеaningful cultural еxprеssions that go far bеyond simplе cеlеbration. From thе prеstigious Champagnе housеs of Francе to thе vibrant Prosеcco culturе of Italy, еach rеgion has dеvеlopеd…

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champagne marketing on a lemonade budget

The Changing Nature of Celebration – What it Looks Like Now

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 4th July 2025

Celebration, everybody loves it, that’s kind of the point, but in the last few years there’s been a shift. Grandiose displays, fizzing a bottle of champagne at an unwitting crowd, they don’t happen so much anymore. We’re gradually swapping prosecco for non-alcoholic champagne, we’ve traded polite rounds of applause for raucous whoops at Drag Bingo…

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The New Luxury Extract: Where Flavor, Ritual, and Refinement Meet

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 1st July 2025

When people think of indulgence, they often imagine Champagne flutes, candlelit dinners, or rows of bottles in a temperature-controlled cellar. But lately, there’s a new contender stepping into the conversation—one that’s not poured, but dabbed or vaporized: cannabis oil. Yes, what was once seen as strictly medicinal or recreational is now carving out space among…

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Cigar and Ratafia Champenois pairings

Safety with a Sparkle: Why Medical Alerts Belong at the Toast

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 30th June 2025

Champagne. Cake. Cameras flashing. Whether it’s a golden anniversary, milestone birthday, or impromptu family gathering, there’s something magical about moments worth toasting. These are the nights when laughter lingers and glasses clink in celebration. And for many families, these are also the moments when generations come together—often with seniors right at the heart of the…

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Sea Change Alcohol Free Sparkling

By Oliver Walkey / 27th June 2025

Welcome to Sea Change Wine, where a small team with big ambitions is on a mission to turn the tide against plastic pollution. Combining a love of great wine with a desire to help protect our ocean and believe that small actions can have a big impact. “Light and rich with fruity notes, mussy pears and…

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Villa Sandi Opere Trevigiane Millesimato 2016

By Oliver Walkey / 18th June 2025

Villa Sandi is one of the most famous and loved Prosecco Houses in Italy. It has had a foothold in the region since 1622, thanks to the Moretti Polegato family, but offers so much more than just Prosecco. Villa Sandi has the gift to be able to produce Prosecco and Traditional Method Sparkling Wines in…

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Tasting Australia: What Makes Australian Sparkling Wines Stand Out

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 10th June 2025

Australia may be famed for its bold Shiraz and sun-drenched Chardonnay, but for those in the know, Australian sparkling wines offer an experience that rivals the best. Crisp, elegant, and increasingly refined, they bring both tradition and innovation to the glass — and if you’ve never explored this side of Australian winemaking, now’s the perfect…

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Pairing Sparkling Wine with Musicals

By Glass of Bubbly / 26th May 2025

Broadway and West End are both famous theatre districts that host high-quality musical productions. Broadway refers to a group of live theatre venues in New York City. They must meet strict guidelines to be considered Broadway, including: Having 500 seats or more Being located in the Theatre District in Midtown, Manhattan (between 41st and 54th…

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