Champagne
Discover Champagne: The Art of French Sparkling Wine
Champagne, exclusively from France's Champagne region, is defined by its meticulous 'méthode champenoise' – a secondary fermentation in bottle creating its signature effervescence. Expect vibrant acidity, fine bubbles, and complex aromas. The classic blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier yields wines ranging from crisp and lean to rich and full-bodied.
What to Expect in Your Glass
Look for notes of green apple, citrus (lemon, grapefruit), and white flowers in lighter styles. More complex Champagnes, especially those aged longer, reveal hints of brioche, toasted almond, and dried fruit. Rosé Champagnes often add red berry notes like raspberry and strawberry.
Elevate Your Meal with Champagne
Champagne's acidity and bubbles cut through richness, making it a versatile food companion. It's classic with oysters, caviar, and fried chicken. Try it with creamy pasta dishes, sushi, or even mild curries for a delightful contrast.
A Note on Styles and Grapes
Blanc de Blancs (100% Chardonnay) is typically lighter and more elegant. Blanc de Noirs (Pinot Noir and/or Pinot Meunier) offers more body and fruit. Vintage Champagnes are made from the best grapes of a single year and are often richer and more complex than non-vintage (NV) bottlings.
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Do you deliver Champagne in NYC?
Yes. Standard delivery is available across much of Manhattan. Our standard delivery zone covers many Manhattan addresses, roughly from 12th to 74th Street and west of 3rd Avenue. Extended delivery outside our standard zone may be available by request for an additional fee. Call us or enter your ZIP code to confirm availability.
Can I pick up Champagne in store?
Yes. You can order online and pick up at Amster Wine, 475 9th Avenue, Space A, near Hudson Yards, Times Square, and Hell's Kitchen.
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