But what's going to appeal to your sense of taste? The right answer is a tall flute of crisp, bubbly champagne, obviously. The easy part of all of your exhausting holiday prep was finding the ...

I don’t mean the cocktail, I mean the cannon. Before gin and Champagne ever got involved, the French 75, officially “Matériel de 75 mm Mle 1897,” was a 2,700-lb field gun rolled out by the ...

With New Year’s Eve coming we look at some traditions that stay with us year after year. Champagne was the drink of kings and queens in Europe, specially in the 18th century, where the first ...

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The name “Champagne” is no guarantee of quality. Here are 10 excellent big houses, 11 small grower-producers and a glossary. Credit... Supported by By Eric Asimov The bigger producers of ...

It may sound dramatic, but the rate at which your heart is beating plays a key role in how long you’re likely to live. According to expert cardiologists and academic researchers, resting heart ...

Looking for a great champagne that won't break the bank? We've uncovered some first-rate supermarket bubbly that will add sparkle to festive celebrations for a fraction of the price of established ...

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