If you haven’t visited the Champagne region, this is the year to do so as July 4, 2025 marks the 10-year anniversary since ...

In it was a ­bottle of Cava — although Richard referred to it as champagne. That, he told me, was waiting for Tina to come home. He said he would open it, pour her a glass and welcome her back.

Adelaide bride Jade Jensen, 27, couldn't have imagined the 'crazy' turn of events in the lead up to, and on the day of, her wedding if she tried.

Jade Jensen suffered a series of unfortunate incidents on her wedding day that she hadn’t expected – including a champagne cork hitting her in the face. Picture: Supplied ...

A bride's wedding morning took a dramatic turn when a series of unfortunate events led her to take sleeping pills accidentally instead of painkillers. Jade Jensen, 27, from South Australia, posted ...

That cork could’ve exploded out at any point and taken someone out! Remember, people: if you’re opening champagne, prosecco, cava – or any sparkling wine that has a cage on it – that thing ...

"Never remove that cage unless you're removing it with the cork." 2. Drinking wine at the wrong temperature Storing your wine properly has an outsized effect on how well it will age.

Here’s how to do it like a pro: 1. Chill out. First, make sure your Champagne is cold—warmer bottles build up more pressure, making the cork more likely to pop unexpectedly. 2. Prep the bottle.

Champagne is a big and sometimes intimidating world, so we’ve answered the important questions when it comes to fizz – with help from some of our favourite producers ...