Watch out though – sometimes your nose will pick up on more confected notes and trick you into thinking the liquid is sweeter than it is.

This female powerhouse duo has created a champagne packed with wild strawberry and red cherries, alongside a touch of pink grapefruit. Champagne roses are usually made with a small addition of red wine (made from pinot noir) being added to the blend. Made by one of the region’s smaller cooperatives, this champers is so fresh and chalky yet slightly lemony that it’ll feel like you're drinking sparkling chablis. Join Latest Deals for free and get a hand-picked list of the best deals, delivered straight to your inbox. The blend is dominated by black grapes, mainly pinot meunier, and you can really taste that richness coming through in the finished glass.Founded in 1760, Lanson claims this was one of the first ever rosé champagnes (although Ruinart might have something to say about that). Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. With its notes of bruised apple, flakey pastry, toasted brioche and hazelnuts, it massively over-delivers for the money. Although often served as an aperitif, rosé champagne is a particularly versatile wine, pairing well with a wide range of dishes.

Please always read the labels, warnings, and directions provided with the product before using or consuming a product. The resulting wines – low in alcohol and high in acidity – are not yet delicious but perfect for turning into sparkling wine. All the fruit is sourced from the Grand Cru village of Mailly so the grapes are absolutely top-notch – meaning very expensive.These champagne glasses are lightweight and come in a gift box making it a thoughtful wedding or house-warming gift. Fans of an aperol spritz can put champagne to good use in a sparkling aperitivo spritz during summer. Despite being a brut or “dry” style (like all the wines in this round-up), on test we detected a whiff of sweet strawberry. Made in Italy, these champagne glasses have pinstripe indentations creating a retro, art deco look, with classic long stems that keep your champagne cooler for longer. In a bid to demystify this versatile fizz and ensure you get the maximum value for money, the Good Housekeeping Institute tried a selection from all the big brands and supermarkets, to bring you this ultimate guide to the best bottles.

When opening a bottle of fizz, remember it will behave far better and more predictably if it has been left to sit and chill for a few hours. Classic with a modern twist, it boasts a fruity and well-structured flavour profile with fine, long lasting bubbles.There’s plenty of choice when it comes to fizz these days: from affordable prosecco and cava to unique English sparkling wines and even non-alcoholic sparkling options, but champagne remains the most decadent option.

As they have a more rounded bowl shape, it means these glasses can also be used to serve desserts, and they are dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. In the event of any safety concerns or for any other information about a product please carefully read any instructions provided on the label or packaging and contact the manufacturer. Today, it’s synonymous with Wimbledon, and just as popular as ever, thanks to a freshness (think cut grass and tart apple), that you may recognise from Lanson’s Black Label. This well-balanced rosé champagne pays tribute to artist Leonard Foujita, who drew the rose motif that's adorned bottles of Mumm's pink fizz since 1958.