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The occasions where you feel called to raise a glass in a celebratory toast—weddings, banquets, the start of a new year—deserve the best champagne glasses.. Regardless of whether you’re a champagne ...

The iconic glassware of celebrations everywhere has a storied past. Nina Friend is a New York-based writer who covers food, drink, travel, lifestyle, and sports. Nina’s work has appeared in Vogue, Air ...

The name “Champagne” is no guarantee of quality. Here are 10 excellent big houses, 11 small grower-producers and a glossary. Credit... Supported by By Eric Asimov The bigger producers of Champagne can ...

We asked a panel of independent wine experts to blind-taste eight supermarket champagnes priced between £14 and £26 – alongside bottles from iconic houses Moët & Chandon and Veuve Clicquot, which cost ...

Ray Isle is the executive wine editor at Food & Wine, and the wine and spirits editor for Travel + Leisure. High-toned aromas of yuzu and lime zest lead into sweet citrus and chalky mineral notes in ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. While we're firmly of the belief that there's no bad time to open a bottle ...

‘Tis the party season, which means the fridge is heaving, those unforgivable Christmas jumpers are on, and we can hear the pleasing pop of a corks. But if you’re yet to buy the best champagne to raise ...

Nothing says, "Let’s celebrate!" more than popping open a bottle of sparkling wine for a toast, but a quick trip to the store might leave you with more questions than answers. Prosecco and Champagne ...