Champagne is a sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region of France using secondary fermentation in the bottle to create carbonation. France produces 95% of the world's Champagne. The corks can travel at speeds up to 40 mph when opened, and the longest recorded flight is over 54 meters. There are many steps to producing Champagne, including harvesting, pressing, fermentation, blending, aging, riddling, disgorging, and dosage. Popular Champagne brands include Moët & Chandon, Veuve Clicquot, Dom Pérignon, Armand de Brignac, Krug, and Bollinger.

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2. Champagne :
• Champagne is a sparkling wine produced from grapes
grown in the champagne region France following rules
that demand secondary fermentation of the wine in the
bottle to create carbonation
• France is the first-ranked country for the production of
sparkling wines and its Champagne represents 95% of this
production

3. • Dom Pierre ( Perignon )
• Invented Champagne in
1693
• Champagne Bottles
Produced Each Year 337
million
• Champagne Exports
More Then 190
Countries

4. 20%
17%
17%8%
7%
31%
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 5th Qtr 6th Qtr
• 31% Other
• 20% France
• 17% UK
• 17% US
• 8% Japan
• 7% German

5. • In 190th century England, high society dandies thought that the best
way to polish their boots was with Champagne.
• Marilyn Monroe once took a champagne bath. It took a 350 bottles to
fill the tub. We sincerely hope she got a few sips in while she was in
there!
• In a 750ml bottle of Champagne there are 49 million bubbles…
approximately.
• Champagne has three times more gas than Beer
• CHAMPAGNE AND DEATH
• CHINA: BILLIONAIRE KILLED BY CHAMPAGNE BOTTLE CORK
• The cork can reach a speed of around 40 mph (64 kmph)
• Champagne cork can travel some distance
• the longest recorded flight is more than 177 feet (54 meters).

6. Process of making champagne
1. Harvesting 2. Pressing
Yeast
3. 1st fermentation
4. Blending
Yeast
5. 2nd fermentation and Ageing
6. Riddling 7. Disgorging
Sugar
+
wine
8. Dosage

7. Process of
making
champagne

8. Champagne & Sparkling Wine
• Not all sparkling wine is Champagne.
• Champagne is expensive, but bubbly doesn't have to be.
Cava - From Spain
Prosecco - From Veneto, Italy
Asti and Moscato d'Asti - From Piedmont, Italy
Sekt - From Germany and Austria
Crémant - From other regions of France.
• For Champagne taste on a budget, try Crémant!
• To open bubbly, use a towel.

9. Champagne & Sparkling Wine
• You don't need Champagne flutes.
• Bubbly isn't just for toasts. Drink it with dinner
• Bubbly makes the easiest, fanciest cocktails.
• You can bring bubbly back to life with a raisin
• No, a silver spoon will not preserve your bubbles

10. Opening Champagne bottles
• To reduce the risk of spilling or spraying any Champagne, open the Champagne bottle by
holding the cork and rotating the bottle at an angle in order to ease out the stopper. This
method, as opposed to pulling the cork out, prevents the cork from flying out of the bottle
at speed
Pouring Champagne
• Pouring sparkling wine while tilting the glass at an angle and gently sliding in the liquid
along the side will preserve the most bubbles, as opposed to pouring directly down to
create a head of "mousse", according to a study, Colder bottle temperatures also result in
reduced loss of gas. Additionally, the industry is developing Champagne glasses designed
specifically to reduce the amount of gas lost.
Spraying Champagne
• Champagne has been an integral part of sports celebration since Moët & Chandon started
offering their Champagne to the winners of Formula 1 Grand Prix events. At the 1967 24
Hours of Le Mans, winner Dan Gurney started the tradition of drivers spraying the crowd
and each other. The Muslim-majority nation Bahrain banned Champagne celebrations on
F1 podiums in 2004, using a nonalcoholic pomegranate and rose water drink instead

11. Top Brands…

12. Armand De Brignac…
• Armand De Brignac also called “Ace of Spades” for the
Logo
• Armand de Brignac Brut Gold, is identifiable by its gold
bottle with pewter Ace of Spades labels.
• The Brand was Introduced in 2006 by Sovereign Brands
in partnership with Cattier
• On November 5, 2014 Shawn Carter had acquired
Armand de Brignac from Sovereign Brands.
• Armand de Brignac has created the largest luxury
Champagne bottle in existence: the “Midas” a massive 30
liter vessel and weight 100 pounds
• The first bottle of this new size was recently sold for
$100,000 at the famous nightclub XS in Las Vegas’s
Encore casino

13. Kurg…
Krug Champagne is a Champagne house founded by
Joseph Krug in 1843.
Situated in France’s Champagne region and is one of the
famous Champagne houses that formed part of
the Grande Marques
Majority house is owned by the multinational
conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.A.
It is also one of the world’s luxury Champagne

14. Bollinger Champagne…
• Bollinger is a Champagne house, a producer
of sparkling wines from the Champagne
region of France.
• Founded in 1829 in by Hennequin de
Villermont, Paul Renaudin and Jacques
Bollinger.
• The Company run by members of the
Bollinger family.
• The House’s of 164 hectares