"Made entirely from chardonnay and in typical champagne style ... A must for an outdoor wedding." "Semi-sparkling and salmon-pink in colour, this wine is cabernet sauvignon dominant.

Have you ever gone to buy a bottle of bubbly only to be stopped in your tracks by all the different options on the store ...

Traditional Champagne averages around $50 at the lower end, with seemingly no upper limit for the prestige pours, but there are plenty of other styles of sparkling wine available at as many price ...

For the best cheap champagne, check out this list, and ring in the new year without breaking the bank. We compiled a list of 10 sparkling wines that will make toasting in the New Year an absolute ...

Once upon a time, buying sparkling wine for the holidays was simple: There was Champagne. (OK, there was also André Cold Duck, but let’s not go there. I’m still not even sure what it is.) ...

Korbell laid the foundation for California sparkling wine as far back as 1892. In 1973 Moet & Chandon was the first French champagne house to produce sparkling wine and set off a wave of French ...

Supported by By Eric Asimov The holidays require sparkling wine, there’s no getting around that. But does it need to be Champagne? That’s a particularly good question this year, as Champagne ...

While its origins may be slightly murky, the concoction that's equal parts orange juice and champagne (or any type of sparkling wine) is without question The quintessential brunch cocktail.

While the selection of sparkling wines at retail stores is often smaller than that of still wines, here are three major types that are widely enjoyed: Champagne, prosecco and cava. Oftentimes ...