We take our bubbles seriously, whether it's boutique or grande marque Champagne, English sparkling or crémant traditions, we love it all. But we're especially fond of grower Champagne, where the same hands grow the grapes, harvest and craft the wine. By which Champagne is at its purest, as savoured in the beautifully made wines from Champagne Guilleminot. You'll also find standout English fizz in our range, like Nyetimber from West Sussex, elegant, authentic and a firm favourite. Great sparkling doesn't need to cost the earth either. Our Blanc de Blancs sparkling brut and Crémant de Bourgogne are proof that quality and value can go hand in hand.
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For the seekers of celebratory sparkle, From Vineyards Direct supplies authentic Champagnes and Sparkling Wine from growers across Europe. We are especially fond of grower Champagne from France, where the same hands grow the grapes, harvest and craft the wine. It is Champagne at its purest, like the beautifully made wines from Champagne Guilleminot.
You’ll also find standout English fizz in our range, like Nyetimber from West Sussex. Elegant, authentic and a firm favourite. Great sparkling doesn’t need to cost the earth. Our prosecco DOC brut and Crémant de Bourgogne are proof that quality and value can go hand in hand.
The enchanting pearlescent bubbles offer a delightfully tingly drinking experience, enhanced by a crisp, fruity flavour profile. From bright citrus and zesty green apples to deep almonds and delicate red berries, you will find something you like.
From Vineyards Direct offers an intentionally small selection of premium Champagne and Sparkling Wine. Quality over quantity is our philosophy, and we strive to ensure our loyal customers receive only the best. Our experts hand-select our entire range to guarantee satisfaction. So, contact us today if you’d like to learn more about our assortment.
Champagne & Sparkling Wine FAQs
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How to Store Champagne?
Champagne should be stored at a consistent temperature of 10-13°C to maintain quality. For long-term storage, the bottles should be laid on their side to keep the cork moist (which helps to preserve the Champagne). Avoid exposing the Champagne to direct sunlight, as this can cause chemical reactions that affect its taste. Once opened, use a Champagne topper to plug the neck of the bottle to preserve the carbonation.
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How to Store Sparkling Wine?
Sparkling Wines should be stored at temperatures of 10-13°C to preserve the quality of the wine. They can be stored upright for short periods, but horizontal is recommended for long-term storage. Ensure your Sparkling Wine is kept in dark areas away from direct sunlight, as this can affect the taste. Once you have opened your Sparkling Wine, use a bottle-top to protect its carbonation and flavour.
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What is the Difference Between Champagne and Sparkling Wine?
Champagne can only be named as such if it is exclusively produced in the Champagne region of France. All Champagne is Sparkling Wine, but not all Sparkling Wines are Champagne. Conversely, Sparkling wines are produced globally from a range of grape varieties and processed using various methods for diverse flavour profiles.