Blanc de Noir is a French term that translates to "white from black". It refers to a white wine produced from dark grapes.

Which glass is best for Sparkling wine? There is no right or wrong answer. There are several options, and each glass contributes something different to the perception, taste and sensation of your wine drinking experience. Learn how to make a good choice.

The dosage is a small amount of sugar syrup added to the wine just before inserting the cork. This mixture of the base wine and sugar is called the ‘liqueur de dosage’ or ‘liqueur d’expédition’ in French.

Blanc de Blancs refers to a sparkling white wine made from white grapes. Translated from French “Blanc de Blancs” means literally “white from whites”. The term originated in the Champagne region of France where this wine is nearly always made from 100% Chardonnay grapes.

What is Methode Champenoise? Also called Methode Traditionelle, it is the process used to make French Champagne and other fine sparkling wines around the world.

What is the difference between Champagne and sparkling wine? Just the place where it's made. To be called Champagne, the sparkling wine must be made in the Champagne region of France.

Enjoying Champagne and sparkling wine is more than sipping a beverage. It is an experience that excites all the senses. Learn its five secrets.