Le Mag

They are the very symbol of champagne, these small, fine, sparkling bubbles, but how do these bubbles appear? What are the phenomena that cause the famous "pop" that is so...

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The stirring of champagne is this ancestral gesture which consists of turning the bottles and gradually raising them to bring the sediment into the neck of the bottle.

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The answer could be simple, champagne is made of grapes. But the different transformations that punctuate the production of champagne completely change its composition, just like time.

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While some dare to sabrage the bottle of champagne without trembling, others try to open it gently, sometimes at the risk of losing the "pop" that is so promising...

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New Year's Eve is the last evening before the next year full of promise. It is the festive meeting par excellence, the one that will close the past year while...

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Champagne is unrivaled in giving depth to the aperitif. It is sparkling and elegant when served simply fresh and plain in a beautiful flute. Champagne as an aperitif? A must!

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