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A good Champagne tasting at home is less about fancy gear than giving each bottle room to speak. Chill them to 8 to 10°C, use tulip-shaped glasses, and pour small tastes so you can compare aromas, texture, and what you’d happily pour again.
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A Champagne tasting at home doesn’t need a formal setup. A few thoughtful choices make it easier to taste what’s in the glass: chill bottles to 8–10°C, use tulip-shaped glasses, and pour small, even measures
A good home Champagne tasting is less about special gear than a few thoughtful choices: chill bottles to 8 to 10°C, pour into tulip-shaped glasses, and give each wine room to speak. Here’s how to make the evening relaxed, clear, and easy to host.
A Champagne tasting at home doesn’t need a formal setup. A few chilled bottles, small pours, and tulip-shaped glasses make it easier to notice how each wine opens up
A Champagne tasting at home doesn’t need a long guest list or specialist gear. A few thoughtful choices make the wines easier to compare: chill them to 8 to 10°C, pour small samples, and give each glass room to breathe
Hosting a Champagne tasting at home is less about fancy gear than a few thoughtful choices. Chill bottles to 8 to 10°C, set out tulip-shaped glasses, and give each pour room to speak. Here’s how to keep the evening relaxed, useful, and easy to enjoy.