November 25th, 2019
The Best Cheap Champagne Isn’t Called “Champagne”
We all love Champagne. We all need Champagne. And, of course, the best cheap Champagne might not actually be called Champagne at all.
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February 12th, 2019
Champagne vs. Cava (How To Save Money & Drink Better)
Taste the difference between Champagne vs Cava. You can use these clues to find great quality sparkling wines made around the world (and for better prices!)
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April 9th, 2018
The Hottest Champagne Region Right Now (Côte des Bar)
Somms are nerding out over sparklers from the off-beat Champagne region of Côte des Bar. And you should be too. Here’s your guide to the wines, regions, producers and soils of Champagne’s Aube.
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December 12th, 2017
Find the Best Champagne and Bubbly on Any Budget
You need to load up on bubbly, but clueless about cost and quality? Not to worry! There’s great Champagne and sparkling wine for every budget.
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November 23rd, 2016
How to Choose Champagne
How to choose Champagne? I’ll be honest, it isn’t easy. This article identifies the most important things to seek out when the hunt for great Champagne.
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June 15th, 2016
Champagne Flutes or Glasses?
The taste of Champagne is greatly affected by the shape of the glass! So, in order to have the best tasting sparkling wine, here’s a little insight on how to choose the right glasses for your Champagne preference.
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December 31st, 2015
Champagne Face-Off: Cristal vs Ace of Spades
Which Champagne brand is better? We break down the technical details of the differences between these two incredible (and expensive) Champagnes.
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December 30th, 2015
Wine Wednesday: Prosecco vs Champagne (Video)
In this tasting we’ll compare the differences of Champagne and Prosecco by taste and by winemaking methodology. You’ll learn the real reasons why these wines belong in a category of their own.
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July 6th, 2015
What UNESCO Status Means for French Wine
UNESCO approved 2 new World Heritage sites in wine regions within Burgundy and Champagne. Of course, getting tagged with UNESCO status has a few interesting caveats.
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