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Want to learn more about sparkling wine and champagne? Our expert sommelier, or trained wine professional, is here to teach you all about sparkling wine varieties and champagnes in this free wine video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Sparkling wine is any type of fizzy or bubbly wine. Learn more facts about sparkling wine from a wine expert in this free video.
Opening sparkling wine takes a special touch. Learn how to properly open a sparkling wine bottle from a wine expert in this free video.
Pouring sparkling wine is different from your average wine pour. Learn more about sparkling wine pours from a wine expert in this free video.
Bubble finesse is very important in sparkling wine. Learn what to look for in sparkling wine bubbles from a wine expert in this free video.
Interested in wine tasting? Learn how to taste sparkling wine from a wine expert in this free video.
Learn what to look for in a sparkling wine aroma from a wine expert in this free video.
Champagne is the most popular type of sparkling wine. Learn more facts about champagne from a wine expert in this free video.
The process of making champagne is complex and specific to this type of sparkling wine. Learn more about it from a wine expert in this free video.
Don Perignon is a popular type of champagne. Learn some facts about Don Perignon champagne from a wine expert in this free video.
Veuve Clicquot is a popular champagne house in France. Learn more about Veuve Clicquot champagne from a wine expert in this free video.
Champagne Charlie was a popular champagne producer in the 1800's. Learn more about Champagne Charlie's story from a wine expert in this free video.
Prosecco is a popular type of sparkling wine. Learn more facts about Prosecco sparkling wine from a wine expert in this free video.
Asti is a popular type of dessert sparkling wine. Learn more facts about Asti sparkling wine from a wine expert in this free video.
New world sparkling wine refers to any sparkling wine made outside of Europe. Learn more about new world sparling wine from a wine expert in this free video.
Cristal is one of the most popular champagnes around. Learn more about Cristal champagne from a wine expert in this free video.
Sparkling wine has been enjoyed for thousands of years; created first by the English, and perfected by the French in the 18th century. Though Pierre Perignon, or Dom Perignon, the French monk did not invent Champagne, he did however, significantly refine the Champagne making process. Since then people all over the world have tasted this amazing sparkling wine from the Champagne region of France. But is Champagne the only sparkling wine worthy of purchase? No, but do you know why? If you would like to learn more about Champagne and sparkling wine you can learn for free from our expert sommelier.
In this free video series, our expert will teach you all about sparkling wine and champagne. You will get tips on how to open sparkling wine bottles and how to pour sparkling wine. You will also learn facts about sparkling wine bubble finesse and aroma. Finally, get information on champagne, Don Perignon champagne, Prosecco champagne and new world sparkling wines. If you love wine and want improve your knowledge of sparkling wines and champagnes, let our expert sommelier teach you everything you ever wanted to know.
Jane Nickles Jane Nickles is the author of "Wine Speak 101", and a wine writer for "The Texas Wine and Food Gourmet", and "Eat and Drink Magazine". Jane is a certified specialist of wine, recognized by the society of wine educators. "Miss Jane," as her students call her, is the Sommelier Instructor for the Texas Culinary Academy, and she presents her popular wine seminars at Wine Bars, Restaurants, and Culinary Festivals throughout the country.dkdk
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