Sparkling Wine Guide

Champagne vs Sparkling Wine

All Champagne is sparkling wine — but only sparkling wine made in Champagne, France can legally be called Champagne.

Sparkling Wine Sweetness Levels

From driest to sweetest

  • Brut Nature / Zero Dosage – Bone dry
  • Brut - Dry, crisp, and most popular
  • Extra-Dry - Slightly sweet (despite the name)
  • Demi-Sec - Sweet, idea for dessert

💡 Tip: If you’re unsure, Brut is always a safe choice.

Popular Styles You'll See

  • Champagne

    Elegant, complex, celebratory French sparkling

  • Prosecco

    Fresh, fruity, easy-drinking Italian sparkling

  • Cava

    Traditional-method Spanish sparkling

Ice & Sweet Sparkling

Some sparkling wines are crafted to be served over ice. These styles are intentionally sweeter and refreshing — perfect for warm weather and cocktails

How Much Do I Need?

  • 1 bottle = 6 glasses (approx.)
  • Hosting a party? Plan 1 bottle per person for a full evening.

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