It may seem surprising that in these times of economic doom and gloom consumers should be increasing the amount of sparkling wines and Champagne they drink but according to new research by TNS that’s exactly what’s happening. Based on an independent global survey of over 39,000 people in 17 markets – the Commitment Economy – […]
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Champagne Charles Heidsieck is set to release revamped expressions of its Brut Reserve and Rosé Reserve variants in the U.S. next month. The “newly refined” Charles Heidsieck Brut ($65) and Rosé ($80) are made from equal proportions Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. Both are aged for more than three years and are packaged in
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TNS Global has recently announced that Champagne and sparkling wine could double their market share in the UK and the US, and quadruple growth in India and China within the next few years. Having surveyed 39,000 people in 17 markets, TNS shows India and China as having the strongest growth. The report showed that the
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Searcys has taken its Champagne bar concept to the streets in London with the launch of a vintage style Champagne van. The mobile Searcys Champagne Bar has popped up in front of 30 St Mary Axe (also known as the Gherkin) in a bid to capitalize on the Olympic crowds. Searcys has been
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It’s always a big moment when a wine score is upgraded. Originally rated by Antonio Galloni at a highly respectable 96 points, the 2000 Dom Pérignon Rosé has been moved to a near-perfect 98 points in a recent publication of the ‘Hedonist’s Gazette’ by Parker himself. Richard Geoffroy, Chef de Cave of Dom Pérignon says:
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La Route du Champagne en Fête takes place this Saturday and Sunday in France’s Champagne region. The villages of Côte des Bar will offer special performances, exhibitions, dining and a chance to sample some exceptional bubbly! You can expect the festivities to have a true local flavor and you have a chance to tour Champagne
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Launched last week by the Champagne region is the wine tourist friendly “OenoPass”. The idea is simple and ingenious – Visitors pre-pay 50Euros and have access to ten plus participating partner venues include Champagne houses and Champagne cultural and historical points of interest. OenoPass is best adapted to tourists who have a car. Participating properties
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Searcys St Pancras Grand Champagne Bar is ready to provide a bubbly welcome to visitors arriving in London through St Pancras International Station for the Games or to meet-up with friends! Europe’s longest Champagne bar has undergone a £250,000 refurbishment, which includes heated seats, new signage, and the additional of a “Champagne Button” in the
Champagne Castelnau has replaced Jacquart as this year’s exclusive Champagne poured on the Tour de France. Champagne Castelnau has signed a three-year deal with Tour de France in an attempt to raise their profile in France and the UK (its largest export market). With two days left of the Tour, it is widely believed Bradley Wiggins
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Last night marked a new historical event for Perrier-Jouët champagne House, with the international unveiling of Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque Florale Edition by Makoto Azuma – the first designed Limited Edition of cuvee Belle Epoque, since the creation of its iconic anemones by Emile Gallé in 1902. The launch event took place in Japan, which has
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