More than 100 Champagnes available to sample
From grande marque houses to lesser known grower producers, a wide and varied range of bubbles await you!
The Champagne Show Features
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Food Tokens
Our show brasserie will be serving delicious bowl food to attendees, all included in the ticket price.
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Main Stage
This year we'll have a dedicated masterclass and demonstration room popping with exclusive and limited-production champagnes.
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Virtual Show Pass
We'll be kicking off the show with two days of virtual talks and demonstrations on 27 & 28 October.
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On-site Shop
We'll have a shop on-site selling everything at the show. Here are the details.
Virtual Champagne Show 2020 Highlights
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Sustainability and Climate Change
Find out how Champagne is dealing with the changes and working the land and wineries to build a more sustainable future.
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Champagne 101 – Grape Expectations
Find out all about how Champagne is produced by looking at three very different wines from the region.
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Tale of Three Ladies
Discover how Madame Clicquot, Lily Bollinger and Marie Louise Lanson de Nonancourt were leaders of their times.
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Blanc de Blanc: Elegance Personified
Discover the wonderful world of Blanc de Blancs Champagne with three very different houses.
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Champagne Pol Roger: Six Generations of Family
Hubert de Billy reflects on what it means to be a part of a family business dating back to 1849 and how family is integral to the quality and style of Champagne Pol Roger.
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Perrier-Jouët: Kitchen Pantry Flavour Tasting
Join Dawn and Jonathan in this interactive tasting using your own pantry ingredients to understand and discover the flavours of Champagne.
Champagne Basics
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The Champagne Region
The Champagne wine region is within the historical province of Champagne which is located in northeast France, about 100 miles east of Paris.
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By law
The term 'Champagne' is a legally controlled and restricted name - only wines produced in Champagne can be called so.
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Bottle Sizes
Champagne bottles come in a dizzying array of sizes, from the tiny quart (20cl) right up to the gargantuan Melchizedek, which is a staggering 30 litres!
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Grape varieties
Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier are the primary grape varieties used to produce Champagne.