Serving Champagne correctly makes a real difference. Chill to 8 degrees for non-vintage, 10 degrees for vintage wines. Use a tulip glass rather than a coupe to preserve bubbles and concentrate aromas. Open by holding the cork steady and turning the bottle slowly. Pour gently against the side of the glass to maintain effervescence.
Serving Champagne: The Right Way to Open, Pour and Enjoy
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