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

You don't have to be a wine connoisseur to know that champagne is delicious. But it would be nice to know a few facts in order to buy the right type, store it smartly, and get the most out of each ...

Unlock the world of sparkling wine with this essential guide, covering everything from the art of winemaking to perfect food pairings, storage tips and serving advice. Whether you’re popping Champagne ...

Let's face it, most of the time we are drinking Champagne's Italian (and much more affordable) cousin, prosecco. A lot, as new figures seem to suggest, in fact. But every now and then, for extremely ...

Sommeliers answer the most frequently asked questions around wine storage, from what temperature to store wine at to why wine should be stored in dark conditions. Contributor. Forbes contributors ...

Once you've popped a bottle of champagne or sparkling wine, the beverage is usually best consumed within a few hours when it's at its most bubbly. If left open for too long, the bubbles can soon die ...