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• Ligne n°28 : Trumpʼs Inaugural Champagne Isnʼt Really Champagne, But Whatevs


• Ligne n°28 : Trumpʼs Inaugural Champagne Isnʼt Really Champagne, But Whatevs

Ligne n°45 : ... enthusiastic cheerleader for and drinkers of all forms of sparkling
• Ligne n°46 : wine. Champagne, prosecco, cava, blanc de blanc—pop or saber some
Ligne n°47 : bottles and let the bubbles flow whenever you feel like it, I say. I’m ...

Ligne n°51 : ... not, including our soon to be teetotaler-in-chief, who will be serving
• Ligne n°52 : Korbel Natural “Special Inaugural Cuvée” California Champagne at his
Ligne n°53 : inaugural meal. Props to supporting domestic beverage makers, sure, but ...

Ligne n°53 : ... inaugural meal. Props to supporting domestic beverage makers, sure, but
• Ligne n°54 : if it comes from California, that sure ain’t real Champagne.

Ligne n°57 : ... correct terminology is snobbish (which may explain in part why we’re in
• Ligne n°58 : this national pickle). “Champagne” doesn’t just mean any old bubbly
Ligne n°59 : yellow liquid in the same way that Roquefort isn’t just any stanky blue ...

Ligne n°59 : ... yellow liquid in the same way that Roquefort isn’t just any stanky blue
• Ligne n°60 : cheese. It’s from a particular place (the Champagne region of France),
Ligne n°61 : from grapes grown and vinified according to stringent guidelines. Good ...


• Ligne n°73 : In the case of Champagne, Le Comité Interprofessionnel du vin de
Ligne n°74 : Champagne (CIVC) oversees the national, European Union, and ...

Ligne n°73 : ... In the case of Champagne, Le Comité Interprofessionnel du vin de
• Ligne n°74 : Champagne (CIVC) oversees the national, European Union, and
Ligne n°75 : international laws around the precise usage of the term. For the most ...

Ligne n°83 : ... California has produced its share of sparkling wine since the 1860s,
• Ligne n°84 : usually indicating on the label that it is “domestic Champagne” or
Ligne n°85 : “California Champagne.” During World War I, most French Champagne ...

Ligne n°84 : ... usually indicating on the label that it is “domestic Champagne” or
• Ligne n°85 : “California Champagne.” During World War I, most French Champagne


• Ligne n°85 : “California Champagne.” During World War I, most French Champagne
Ligne n°86 : production facilities were decimated. As part of the Treaty of ...

Ligne n°87 : ... Versailles, which ended the war, Article 275 included the provision
• Ligne n°88 : that nations party to the treaty would curtail the use of “Champagne”
Ligne n°89 : on sparkling wine labels to the bubbly produced in the region, using ...

Ligne n°94 : ... In the 1980s, CIVC started popping off loudly about the matter, and in
• Ligne n°95 : 2005, the EU and the US agreed that the term “Champagne” (or Sherry,
Ligne n°96 : Chablis, Claret, Retsina, and a few others) wouldn’t be allowed to be ...

Ligne n°103 : ... I will, in all fairness, note that "Korbel Russian River Valley Natural
• Ligne n°104 : Champagne," (also not from France) was served at President Obama’s
Ligne n°105 : inaugural meal, much to the annoyance of the French. But perhaps that ...