FAQ

When Buying our Champagne

1.        What’s the difference between Champagne and sparkling wine?
Champagne comes specifically from the Champagne region of France, while sparkling wine can be made anywhere.

2.        What does "Brut" mean on a Champagne label?
"Brut" means dry, with very little sugar.

3.        How should Champagne be stored?
Keep it in a cool, dark place, lying on its side if long-term storage is needed.

4.        What’s the difference between vintage and non-vintage Champagne?
Vintage Champagne is made from grapes of a single year, while non-vintage is a blend of multiple years.

5.        What’s the ideal serving temperature for Champagne?
Between 45-50°F (7-10°C).

6.        What type of glass should I use for Champagne?
A flute or tulip glass preserves bubbles and enhances aroma.

7.        What is the shelf life of Champagne?
Unopened non-vintage lasts 3-5 years, while vintage lasts 10+ years if stored correctly.

8.        How much is shipping?
Shipping costs £8 when buying upto 10 bottles. More than 10 £15. 

9.        What is the claims or return policy?
See the refund and claims section in the footer.