Don’t you love that warm fuzzy feeling you get after drinking champagne? There’s a good reason why this popular drink gives us giggles and fills us with happiness. Champagne has a surprisingly high alcohol by volume content compared to other similar beverages, such as sparkling wine. Champagne Alcohol Content Most champagnes have an alcohol by volume content of 12.2%. It has been shown that the bubbles in champagne allow your body to absorb the liquid faster into the bloodstream. This could make you feel the effects of the alcohol much faster than if you were drinking regular wine. In fa ..read more

Juicefly is proud to offer on-demand Champagne delivery in Los Angeles. You can get the Champagne you want and have it delivered to you in under 1 hour! We also offer the option of scheduled Champagne delivery which you can choose a date and time that most suits you and our service is available 7 days a week. Browse our exquisite Champagne menu which includes Brut Champagnes as well. What Is Brut Champagne? Brut is the second ‘driest’ category of Champagne and is by far the most popular. As any wine lover will know, classification systems can be confusing and you often need to be ‘in the know ..read more

National Champagne Day, which is observed informally on December 31, is all about finding new ways to enjoy this effervescent beverage. Luckily, it arrives on New Year's Eve, the perfect time to crack open a bottle or two! How was Champagne Day added to our calendars? During the mid-2000s, National Champagne Day was mentioned in a few books. The publications "Practically Useless Information on Food" and "Drink Wine Enthusiast" both recognized August 4 as a national holiday in 2007. National Champagne Day, on the other hand, does not have an official registration date. Because this bubbly drink ..read more

Our Juicefly customers must have a lot to celebrate because they have been showering us with inquiries about our glamorous champagne selection. Today we are going to explore all of your questions you sent in about the bubbly wine we all know and love. When you are done learning about champagne, give it a try with Juicefly! We deliver to your door in 45 minutes or less. What Are the Differences in Champagne Types? There are three main grape varieties champagne can stem from including: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. Other lesser known varietals include Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Pinot ..read more

 Although there are lots of fantastic white, red and pink wines from all over the world, Champagne is hands-down the king of wines. There’s nothing like a slim flute glass showcasing those fantastic bubble streams finding their way to the surface while releasing the most attractive fruit and baked bread aromas. That’s Champagne, and we love it!   Champagne also comes in different sweetness levels, and the most appealing is sweet Champagne. Sweet-tasting Champagne is thirst-quenching and crowd-pleasing, so here are the most common questions about the sweet fizzy wine. Let’s get starte ..read more

All Champagne is sparkling wine, but not all sparkling wine is Champagne. In order to be classified as true Champagne, the sparkling wine must be made in the Champagne region of France. Any other sparkling wine that comes from another place is not true Champagne. If you would like to brush up on your Champagne knowledge, then you’ve come to the right place. What Is Champagne? Did you know Champagne is a place? It is located about ninety miles northeast of Paris, France. While vines have been producing wine in this region since the Roman era, it was only in the past 100 years that they started ..read more

If you're planning a wedding or hosting an event, you may need to know how many glasses of champagne are in a bottle. Luckily, you've come to the right place because we're explaining everything you need to know! How Many Glasses of Champagne Are In A Bottle? A standard 750 ml champagne bottle will give you five 150ml glasses of champagne. That said, champagne flutes generally hold less, so you should estimate between 5-6 glasses of champagne. If you want to purchase champagne for a wedding, party, or maybe just a celebration, there is a simple math equation that you can estimate how many bott ..read more

  Don’t you love that warm fuzzy feeling you get after drinking champagne? There’s a good reason why this popular drink gives us the giggles and fills us with happiness. Champagne has a surprisingly high alcohol by volume content compared to other similar beverages such as sparkling wine.   How much alcohol is in a bottle of champagne? Most champagnes have an alcohol by volume content of 12.2%. It has been shown that the bubbles in champagne allow your body to absorb the liquid faster into the bloodstream. This could make you feel the effects of the alcohol much faster tha ..read more

Opening champagne might look hard, but it's actually very easy to do. If you need a quick guide on how to open champagne, then you've come to the right place. After following these simple steps, you'll be popping champagne in no time! How to open a champagne bottle Step 1: Take off the foil and loosen the metal cage The first step to opening a champagne bottle is to remove the foil and take off the metal cage. You can remove the foil with a small knife or with your hands. If using a knife, make sure to angle it away from yourself when slicing it. Next, turn the metal cage six half turns, but ..read more