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- Krug. The famous Champagne house of Krug, founded by Joseph Krug in 1843, is one of the most widely recognized names when it comes to Champagne. The original location for the business was Reims, but it has since expanded its reach to include many other areas across France.
- Perrier Jouët. The history of Maison Perrier-Jouët is one that has been beautifully preserved for posterity. Unlike many other houses in France, which produce large quantities, this Champagne brand produces only small flocks to maintain their high standards and pursue perfection since 1811!
- Salon. Salon is a small producer, but what makes their sparkling wine distinct is its singularity, in the sense of terroir, cru, grape variety, and year.
- Bollinger. The importance given to details and laborious processes of Bollinger's wines sets them apart from other Champagne brands. It is the unique result of applying centuries-old traditions to modern viticulture and vinification techniques.
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Champagne comes in a dizzying variety of styles, and we feel confident saying that there's truly a Champagne for every occasion. In terms of that perfect balance between value and excellence, it's hard to beat the Pol Roger Brut Réserve (buy on Drizly), but those truly special occasions might call for an indulgent splurge like the Krug Grande Cuvée...
What's the difference between Champagne and other sparkling wines?
Any sparkling wine labeled “Champagne” must be produced within Champagne, a geographical region in northeast France. However, certain sparkling wines produced elsewhere in the world may be produced using the Champagne method, in which the secondary fermentation, the step which creates the bubbles, takes place in each individual bottle. Regions producing bubblies made with the Champagne method include Italy (where it's known as metodo classico), Spain and Portugal (método tradicional), Califor...
How do you properly store Champagne?
Store your Champagne like you would any other fine wine: on its side in a cool, low-light environment. "Cellar temperature" (50 to 55 degrees Fahrenheit) is ideal, but even if you don't have a wine fridge that maintains this temperature, you can get away with keeping your bubbly in a dark closet or cabinet where it will be away from its two main nemeses, heat and light. But don't store your Champagne in the regular refrigerator: the vibrations from the motor and the frequent light will distur...
How long does Champagne last after opening?
The bubbles in your Champagne will dissipate within a few hours after opening, but there are tools you can employ to mitigate this, such as sparkling wine stoppers and hinged metal corks. For a down-and-dirty DIY method, try dangling a spoon into the neck of your Champagne and placing it in the refrigerator: the metal of the spoon keeps the air in the bottle neck colder than the air in the reservoir below, creating a "cold cap" which helps to seal in the bubbles. Whether you're using the spoo...
This roundup was edited by Jesse Porter, who's worked as a sommelier for several excellent Champagne programs—and yet who finds it challenging to maintain a decent Champagne collection at home, as they tend to pair so nicely with pretty much any meal. Jonathan Cristaldi has written about wine and spirits for over a decade. He regularly tastes wines...
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Champagnes are creamy and nutty with yeasty aromas like baked brioche, while Proseccos are crisp and refreshing with more fruity and floral notes. You’ll also notice that Champagne produces teeny tiny bubbles, while Prosecco bubbles are lively and abundant.
- Moet & Chandon Imperial. The bright acidity and red fruit zip of this bottle is offset by flavors of toasted nuts and baked bread thanks to the brand's mix of pinot noir and pinot meunier varietals in nearly equal portions.
- Bollinger Brut Special Cuvee. Now 11% Off. 007 may be British, but his go-to bubbly is decidedly French. In addition to being the official champagne brand of James Bond, this bottle boasts complex notes of stonefruit and sultry spice that make it an ideal partner for seafood courses, cheese plates—even festive turkey dinner.
- Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label. Credit: Frederic Maurel. Named for the Grande Dame of Champagne, Veuve Clicquot ("veuve" in French means widow, a nod to Madame Barbe-Nicole Clicquot who took over the family's champagne house after her husband's death in the early 19th century and transformed the brand into an international powerhouse) justifies its iconic status with a well-balanced, pinot noir-forward wine that suits as well with a first course as it does on its own.
- TAITTINGER Taittinger Brut Champagne. With a higher proportion of chardonnay than your typical non-vintage champagne, this bottle provides a fresh, crisp palate of citrus and mineral notes that would be the perfect compliment to fresh seafood—because nothing says "party" like champagne and oysters.
Dec 7, 2023 · The Best Champagne for 2023. Champagne is the ultimate celebration wine, adding some bubbly spirit to holidays, birthdays, or even an average Tuesday night. But the category’s premium price tag...
Jul 2, 2023 · Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply treating yourself to something bubbly, we’ve curated a list of the best Champagne bottles at every budget. From luxurious Champagne that whispers elegance to affordable bottles that won’t break the bank, join us on a sparkling journey.
