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In the world of Champagne, the choice between vintage and non-vintage bottles often sparks conversation between Champagne enthusiasts. Each has its own unique qualities and characteristics, catering to different preference and occasions. In this article we will delve into the characteristic of vintage and non-vintage champagnes exploring the advantages and disadvantages of each helping you to decide based on your taste and requirements.
Non-vintage Champagnes
Non-vintage champagnes are often referred to N.V. or multi-vintage. They are blend crafted to deliver a consistent flavour profile year after year. They are catered for people who seek reliable champagne experience:
Vintage Champagnes
Vintage Champagnes are a testament to the unique characteristic of a specific year’s grape harvest. The year of the grape is prominently displayed on the label, signifying that champagne was produced solely from grapes harvested in that particular vintage. Get a deeper understanding of:
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