The following cocktails contain Champagne:
- 43 Sparkle
- Adria look
- American Glory
- Aperol royal
- Black Velvet
- Bucks Fizz
- Caribbean
- Champagne Strawberry
- Champagnecocktail
- Champerol
- Champs Elysees
- Cool Cucumber
- Death in the Afternoon
- Fiolette
- French 75
- Gibson girl
- Golden lady
- Grand champagner
- Grand Mimosa
- Italian gipsy
- Kir Imperial
- Kir Royale
- Lady Summernight
- Lion
- Liquid Cocaine
- Mango Bellini
- Mimosa
- Moulin rouge
- My friend harvey
- Noche Caliente
- Palais Royal
- Passion Mimosa
- Pimms Punch
- Poison
- Portofino
- Prince of wales
- Recife royal
- Red kiss
- Ritz Fizz
- Roger verge
- Romy
- Rosanna
- Sangria De Cava
- Scropino
- Scroppino
- Sinaasappelchampagne
- Sir henry
- Sizzle18
- Southern Bubbles
- Sparkling honey
- Sparkling strawberry
- Stephanie
- Strawberry Champagne
- Strawberry fields
- Sylvester royal
- True lies
What is Champagne?
Champagne is a sparkling wine, which is produced in the Champagne region in France.
White champagne is the best known, but there is also rosé champagne.
How is Champagne made?
The method by which champagne is made is called Méthode Champenoise.
One of the essential things is that the still wine (that's what you call a wine without bubbles) undergoes a second fermentation in the bottle.
With the stopper on so that the carbon dioxide bubbles cannot escape. This is how you get a sparkling wine. The making of Champagne consists of the following steps:
- Harvesting the champagne grapes
- Pressing the champagne grapes
- Alcoholic fermentation (the first fermentation)
- Malolactic fermentation - Fermentation by bacteria
- The assembly - The blending of the different stills to keep the taste of the champagne consistent
- Tirage and second fermentation with liqueur de tirage - Fermentation in the champagne bottle
- Maturation
- Remuage, dégorgement and dosage with liqueur d'expedition - Removal of the dead yeast