Champagne

Sweet revolution: Mithai gets a gourmet twist with luxury ingredients

Champagne-infused laddoos to gold-foiled barfi, artisanal brands are transforming traditional Indian sweets into high-end delicacies

Demand for champagne softens after post-Covid boom years, says LVMH

"2023 is a bit more complicated, because this effect of Covid is fading out, and there's a lot of inflation in all countries," Schaus said. "So we see that we are going back to normal

Four-month long dry spell may take a toll on the 'Champagne of teas'

Lower crop expected in South India; Munnar, Nilgirs impacted by weather conditions

French winemaker halts Bubbly supply after Moscow says champagne is Russian

A new law has sparked controversy and the renowned winemaker Moet-Hennessy said Monday it was suspending champagne shipments to Russia

For French champagne makers, Trump tariff threat is not the only worry

The US, the second-biggest overseas destination, is threatening 100 per cent tariffs on the drink in response to a French digital-services tax affecting the likes of Alphabet's Google and Amazon.com

Bring out the bubbly

You know, of course, that while all Champagnes are sparkling wines, not all sparkling wines are Champagnes!

The game of wines

Climate change over the last 30 years has had multiple effects on the wine industry - some beneficial, others not quite as much.

Eight ways you are drinking champagne wrong in the holiday season

Most champagne is the less-expensive non-vintage stuff that blends vintages to achieve a consistent taste and style