Although UK champagne sales as a whole dropped last year, the 2025 forecast is looking better – particularly when it comes to ...

Once upon a time, rosé Champagne was, well, let’s say not the thing. In the 1950s and 1960s, Madame Lily Bollinger, in fact, forbade her staff from producing it at all. At the time, pink ...

On this romantic occasion, it’s important to set the right mood, and one way to do that is with a nice glass or bottle of pink wine, especially Champagne. Pink Champagne (rosé) is the rarest of ...

Nothing sets a celebratory mood quite like the pop of a champagne cork ... bubbles from your sparkling pink vino. Especially popular on Valentine’s Day, a bottle of pink fizz can also range ...

yielding its light pink hue. From ripe strawberries to fresh flowers, the aromas and tasting notes vary depending on which grapes are used in each bottle. While a nice bottle of rosé is great for ...

Nothing in the world of food or beverage shouts “romance” quite like champagne ... bottle packed in a special “thermal suit” that can keep it chilled for up to two hours - pink of course ...

recently uncovered documents prove that pink bubbly is no temporary fad. Historians at Champagne Ruinart found papers recording that on March 14, 1764—250 years ago—Ruinart sold bottles of rosé ...

That's about 30 per cent less than a bottle that looks suspiciously similar from Selfridges. A pink Champagne - the Veuve Monsigny Pink Champagne Brut - is also up for grabs for £15.99.