Champagne
The dawn of a New Year is always a wonderful excuse for a party and coupled with friends, family and fi reworks, champagne is a popular choice of drink to toast it in.
Grown in the Champagne region of France, this sparkling wine is made from the grapes of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier.
The drink is associated with ultimate luxury and with the bounce of the bubbles in the glass, caused by an initial burst of eff ervescence when the Champagne contacts the glass on pouring, the drink is lively and crisp. Champagne should be served in a fl ute which has a long stem with a tall bowl which prevents the wine from over- oxygenating. Of course it must be served chilled in ice before opening and for those not used to ‘popping the cork’ this is best done by holding the cork tight and turning the bottle at a slight angle which will ease it out gently. If you don’t choose to do this the cork is likely to fl y out at speed!
Types of Champagne: Blanc de blancs • Blanc de noirs • Prestige cuvee • Rose Champagne
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