Champagne Is Appreciating in Value: It's Time to Get Bubbly in Your Portfolio
   add Champagne to your investments. No sham profits here and no pain.
   Champagne Is Appreciating in Value: It's Time to Get Bubbly in Your
   Friday, Oct. 21, is the seventh annual global #ChampagneDay, so get
   Of course, every day should be Champagne Day. Not only does it work
   After a bunch of slow years, Champagne actually is positioned to grow
   Liv-ex Champagne 25, which is a index of 25 of the world's best
   Champagnes, has hit new highs in last three months. It's up 5.6%, since
   Champagne 25 was only up 4.7% from May 2013 to May 2016. So why the
   First, Champagne, a modern guide to all things Champagne. Same goes for
   the 2004. The Asian market has a renewed interest in Champagne as well,
   First, A Few Things To Note About Champagne
   Champagne is a wine that comes from the Champagne region of France,
   in Champagne are Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay and they must
   be grown in the Champagne region. In addition, the wine has to be
   vin de Champagne.
   As a result, only Champagne is from Champagne. And while there are
   illegal in some areas outside France even to use the word "Champagne"
   Champagne requires a second production step -- or fermentation - which
   Champagne can be a blend of grapes, multiple years or a single vintage.
   Champagne was made 100% from the year indicated.  These are rare
   decade when the weather conditions are perfect. Most champagnes are
   how you get pink champagne. (Yum.)
   • Many people don't realize that Champagne can age. And when it does,
   store Champagne lying down. Other wines must be laid down to keep the
   cork moist. No worries about that with Champagne.
   And will other sparkling wines ever get to Champagne's status? Probably
   not. So buy those to drink. And just buy more Champagne. Whether you