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And while these drinks can be notoriously expensive, its actually possible to find bargains that also taste good.
Its just a matter of knowing what to look for.
Sparkling Wine vs.
Champagne: Whats the Difference?
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The longer it stays with those dead yeast cells, the more complex the wine becomes.
It must age for no less than 18 months to be called Champagne.
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That creates a consistent flavor for every release, according to Bottigliero.
Vintage wines are made from grapes produced in one growing season or year.
In addition, some wines are special vintage, which means theyre made only in extremely high-quality growing seasons.
These are brands like Dom Perignon and La Grande Dame, which are extremely costly.
Its all about the marketing, quality and supply and demand when it comes to pricing, Bottigliero said.
The labeling also holds keys to the wines quality.
There are three classes of Champagne: classic, reserve and prestige.
If youre looking for a budget-conscious factor, try one of the classic Champagnes on the shelves.
There are six levels of sweetness varying from dry to supersweet so select one according to your taste preference.
A good inexpensive bottle to try would be Luc Belaire Luxe, Razuki said.
And the label itself may be an indicator of quality as well emphasis on may.
Best of all: They also tend to be more affordable.
These come in a large range of prices, from expensive to affordable.
Bierlings family produces Champagne in France.
These are all made using the traditional Champagne method, but they were created in different regions of France.
You may also want to try ones made using new grape varietals.
Pet-nat wines and ciders are less expensive without any sacrifice in quality.
you’re free to find an exceptional bottle of pet-nat on the shelf for $15-$25.
Since theyre bottled younger in their life, they cost less to produce, Fields says.
Ask the Professionals
When in doubt, turn to the pros.
They should be able to help you identify a quality sparkling wine thatll fit your budget.
Danielle Braff is a contributor to The Penny Hoarder.
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