Champagne and Crémant are traditional-method sparkling wines, but Champagne must come from the protected Champagne region, while Crémant comes from other designated European appellations and uses the grapes, climate, and winemaking traditions of those regions. Both wines create their bubbles through a second fermentation inside the bottle. That shared process gives Champagne and Crémant their…
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If you live near Budapest or are visiting the Hungarian capital for a holiday and happen to be a wine lover, there is a place that surprisingly few people talk about despite being only thirty minutes away from the city centre. Hidden beneath the streets of Budafok lies a network of limestone cellars stretching for…
We’re excited to announce that this year marks the 10th anniversary of the Glass of Bubbly Awards! Why Enter? The Glass of Bubbly Awards uniquely evaluate sparkling wines by focusing on consumer-friendly flavour profiles and suitable occasions. This innovative approach bridges the gap between technical excellence and everyday wine choices, making it easier for…
An historic family winery located in the charming town of Remich along the Moselle River in Luxembourg. Officially established in 1977, the estate balances centuries of family tradition with modern innovations, pioneering Luxembourg’s first Crémant and operating as a sustainable, molecular-focused vineyard today Discover their Crémant de Luxembourg Cuvée Apréro NV 100% handpicked…
