Champagne News
For years, edible gold-leaf has been the privilege of those with enough wealth to regularly dine at the most expense of restaurants, their options open to an almost unlimited range of luxury foods. And when it came to confectionery, this was similarly true.
When champagne was first invented, the idea of mixing this celebrated drink with other kinds was unheard of, and that was how it stayed for years. But even champagne couldn’t remain immune from progression, and gradually over the years, various…
Being inventive where champagne is concerned can sometimes be a challenge. Steeped in tradition, champagne bottles have looked the same for many years, and wine racks have remained in the same practical form for just as long. So, with this…
Suitable for vegetarians and containing a dash of alcohol to inspire that essential edge, Charbonnel et Walker are doing a great business selling truffles of all varieties. And it’s hardly surprising when you visit their web-site and see what they…
Champagne, as was always expected, played a large part in the nuptials. And it was Pol Roger who secured this prestigious contract, with some 300 guests settling down to see history being made in very fitting style.
Champagne bottles have long been a singular thing born of tradition. Obvious, classic, and very easy to tell from a distance, it’s been a very long time since anyone has thought to try their hand at re-designing this seminal form.
When it comes to donning a blind-fold and taking on the most difficult champagne tasting challenges around, award-winning connoisseur Richard Juhlin is infamously formidable for his ability to distinguish champagne brands that appear virtually the same to all but the most seasoned professional.
Scanning the thousands of online ads out there, you might be under the impression that you have to part with a sizeable amount of money to get hold of quality champagne flutes (or spend very little and get a sub-standard product which will make you look cheap, of course).
In New York at the end of this year and looking to celebrate the fact with some stunning champagne and good company? Ger-Nis Culinary, as well as several other sponsors, offer the perfect solution with an enthralling champagne tasting event and a fine meal to go alongside it.
Oxford may be best known for its boat race against Cambridge and having an exquisitely historic city-centre, but when the light go down, the place comes alive with music, culture, and enough choice to suit every kind of taste.
The Bridge are one of the most reputable clubs in all of Oxford, and boast an extensive champagne list (as well as offering cocktails, wine and fun galore). Have a look at their web-site if you’re still unsure how to spend this Friday night. Stylish and easy to navigate, if the web-site is anything to go by then the real experience should be nothing less than pure pleasure.