Perhaps more than any other wine, sparkling wines cover a huge range – from very sweet to very dry. What makes sparkling wine so confusing is some so-called “dry” wines are actually quite sweet.

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 ...

We all know that bubbly Champagne, beloved for its effervescence and cork-popping bottles, is special. But how does it ...

Though Champagne and other sparkling varietals are typically served as a welcome beverage or during a special toast, they can also be used to enhance your festive feast as a curated pairing.

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Some suggestions here from The Summer Issue for sparkling and still wines that can hold their own against the most pitiless ...

Slightly sweet, prosecco is also low in alcohol — generally 11.5% as compared to 14 to 15% for other sparkling wine. You can buy it as a rosé, and Corvezzo even makes it organic and vegan.

Champagne experts share tips on how to make sure your bubbles are at their best when you pop the cork. Champagne and other sparkling wines such as prosecco, cava, and regional sparklers worldwide ...

It’s a painstaking process that, in addition to the market appeal of genuine Champagne, makes it more expensive than other sparkling wines. To be fair, though, it also makes a great wine.

Champagne experts share how to make sure your bubbles are at their best when you pop the cork. webphotographeer / Getty Images Champagne (and other sparkling wines like prosecco, cava, and ...