Champagne

A series of bejeweled objects in Memories of Tomorrow: A Moët & Chandon Exhibition, are crafted by Parisian embroidery studio Atelier Baqué Molinié and stand as scintillating tributes to champagne, history, and the good old glamour of sparkle.

Dinosaurs and champagne. On the surface, not much in common; go deeper, and there’s chalk, the extensive limestone deposits underground in Champagne, formed some 60-80 million years ago when dinosaurs thrived on earth.

Never arrive empty handed: what to bring and what to say as five notable “grower champagnes” make gifting an entertaining conversation.

This is some Dom P. on an incredible, futuristic packaging trip, containing a “flashy” Champagne: the Rosé Vintage Gold 2000, with a Boucheron jewel to pair.

A young man asks for tips and tactics for entertaining at home with Champagne, notably with a need to please the ladies. Agate advises...

The craftsmanship story behind a bottle of Champagne is told in the stained glass windows of Reims Cathedral, recounting what is, ultimately, a local tradition.

A sculpture to symbolize the vivacity of real Champagne is nothing but 200 dancing mirrors appearing to rise before the Town Hall of Reims, France.

Shall it be a flûte, coupe or glass? In what to serve Champange, according to prerogatives of taste, style, sociability, and that inimitable bubble lift.

Three Champagnes, three grand vintage years, each and all a portrait of the light that reared their grapes in the summers of 2015, 2006 and 1999.