Champagne is undoubtedly the most important part of celebrations, but have you ever thought how this bubbly wine came into existence. To get your answer watch this slideshow. Source: http://www.champagnesabres.co.uk/collections/champagne-sabres.

1. Champagne – History Behind this Bubbly
Wine

2. Whether you are from in the Middle East, Asia, Europe,
or America, an occasion to be celebrated needs to have a
bottle of champagne.
In fact, it is the climax of most celebrations such as
wedding, career promotion, company celebration, and
even sports.
Opening champagne is a wonderful startup to an event
and it is certain that your guests will love its smooth
quality taste.
Truly, the occasion itself becomes more exciting and
enjoyable using the magical touch of such fascinating
drink.

3. Champagne is a type of sparkling wine
that comes from with various grape
varieties found in the Champagne region
in France such as Black Pinot Noir, Pinot
Meuneir and White Chardonnay.

4. History of Champagne
The development of champagne was not a discovery after
all but rather an accidental innovation of fermentation. It
all goes back from the 17th century where a certain monk
decided to keep those unsuccessful fermented wine in a
particular cave. After several months of preservation, the
bottles were exploded due to chemical reaction.

6. Today, there are various types of champagne to choose
from. The prices will vary depending on the brand, the
bottle and the fermentation process. The non-vintage
champagnes were produced with a combination of various
vintage wines. The process is about 2-3 years of
fermentation that creates a constant taste. While the
vintage champagnes were produced by using grapes from
single year’s harvest.

7. Champagne sabre
 Sabering is a method popularized by the Hussars when
uncorking the bottle of champagne.
 The origin of champagne sabrage can be found back in the
time of Napoleon.
These days, the method is used for entertainment and leisure.
Champagne sword or champagne sabre is also use for
collection but such historical blade is no longer used for
thrusting but rather uncorking the champagne to the tip of the
bottle’s lip.

8. Champagne Sabre

9. If you too find the idea of champagne thrilling
and exciting then you can learn the art of
sabrage here. Also find some amazing
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