To help you safely open a bottle of bubbly, we have put together a guide with 6 simple steps. Learn more about when to open a bottle of Champagne and how to do it in the safest and most graceful way.

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A swift swoop of the knife along the neck of the bottle, followed by a “pop!” as the glass shatters and the “hiss” of the Champagne as it flows out. There is no more festive way of opening a bottle of Champagne than by sabering it

Champagne (or sparkling wine in general) is the wine of choice when it comes to celebration. But what sets it apart from the other fine wines of the world? The answer is simple: the bubbles.

Guardian of the bottle and the precious bubbly inside, the cork serves an essential role in the preservation of Champagne. Over the years, it has evolved and adapted to this very special role.