Champagne remains one of the most drinks worldwide, and it’s no longer reserved just for celebrations.
Gin is another drink growing in popularity and its use in cocktails is also growing. Here’s a cocktail that combines the both into a something amazing. Give it try and see for yourself!
If you’re still in the festive spirit and planning to entertain, why not impress your guests with a refreshing and beautiful Pomegranate champagne spritzer. This one’s perfect for summer and is so easy to make at home.
I discovered the perfect cocktail to welcome in Spring and the warm, sunshiney days that come with it.
Watermelon mimosas are perfect for those Spring brunches with their sweet, bubbly taste and they’re super simple to make.
Make the watermelon juice a day before and chill before serving. To make the juice, blend the watermelon cubes with some lime juice and then strain.
Then add a dry brut Champagne, Prosecco or Cava as it will nicely balance the sweetness of the watermelon.
No rose’ wine is not made by mixing red and white wine as many people often assume.
Also rose’ is the only wine that doesn’t get better with age, so if you have some leftover Rose’ here’s an excellent way to make use of it – DIY wine gummy bears. These are so delicious and pretty, just make sure the kiddies don’t get their hands on these.
An article on Lifehacker.com.au informed us that when building up our home bar, we don’t need to have fancy sparkling wine glasses because sparkling wine can be drank out of regular wine glasses.
Although champagne flutes do keep the bubbles in your champagne for longer, they don’t do anything for the taste.
Also its difficult to swirl the wine in a champagne glass, which most people like to do because it activates the esters in the wine, allowing you to smell what you’re drinking.
Source: http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2016/07/you-dont-need-special-glasses-for-sparkling-wine/
So the France is known for having the best wine and some of the most popular is Champagne. But what would happen if French people were to try some cheap, American produced “champagne”?
Let’s watch this Buzzfeed video and find out.
Make the perfect champagne cocktail – here’s a quick and easy recipe, with just a few ingredients that you can try at home.
Scientists studying Alzheimers and Dementia found that having 3 glasses a day may actually prevent the onset of these diseases typically associated with old age.
A compound found in the black grapes used to make champagne is the magic ingredient that may ward off brain diseases and increase spatial memory.
The study was the first to link champagne and improvements in cognitive functioning and memory. So pop that cork and enjoy a glass.. or three.
Read more at http://www.esquire.com/food-drink/drinks/a40652/champagne-dementia-alzheimers/
Looking for a way to spice up you New Years menu? Tired or the same old cocktails and boring champagne? Why not try one of these celebratory champagne cocktails while seeing in 2016.
Only sparkling wine made in the Champagne region of France can be labelled “champagne” and now the iconic region has been named a World Heritage site.
According to a post on Hospitality Magazine, The UNESCO World Heritage Committee who decide on World Heritage Sites, have decided to include the Champagne Slopes, Houses and Cellars on its list.
Click here to find out more.