After two years of record sales, the problem with champagne right now is that prices keep popping. Sales are expected to reach around 314 million bottles in 2023, a drop of 3.5% from the prior year, ...

As you shop for the right bottle of Champagne to mark the holidays consider this: The market for the world’s finest Champagnes has been on a roller coaster ride and at the moment, it’s heading ...

A flashy symbol of luxury adored by pop stars and vintage wine collectors alike, a bottle of Dom Pérignon says “luxe” like nothing else. Dom Pérignon is a manufacturer of true champagne, having been ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. The story of Champagne includes Romans bringing vines to present-day France, monks ...

Inflation has no doubt placed economic pressure on the wine and champagne industry, so much so that it may be impacting your New Year's Eve celebration. Wine Spectator senior editor Alison Napjus ...

Veuve Clicquot, Krug, Bollinger, Laurent-Perrier and Aldi’s award-winning Veuve Monsigny lead Christmas picks with top value ...

Thanks to decades of advertisements and two centuries of popularity, no sound is more associated with New Year’s celebrations than the pop of uncorking a chilled bottle of champagne. But because of ...

From top-notch champagnes to superb proseccos and sparkling wines—these are the bottles of bubbly you should be popping when the clock strikes midnight. Nothing marks a brand-spankin’ new year like ...

A lot of people will pop bottles of Champagne to welcome in 2015.Some liquor stores in the area said it’s selling by the case, instead of by the bottle.Experts said go ahead and pop the cork because ...

Air’s Champagne Parlor is changing its business model in a revolutionary way: The hot four-month-old West Village Champagne bar will sell its sparkling wines at prices more typical in stores than in ...

The holidays are approaching, so you know what that means: talk of a champagne shortage and skyrocketing prices. There may be something to it, unlike 1999, when the wine world was in a tizzy, fearing ...