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The signature fresh, light, citrussy style of La Cuvée was created by French Resistance fighter Bernard de Nonancourt. It's the perfect aperitif.

From a Chardonnay-dominant blend of selected vintages, this is a fresh, apéritif style of sparkling wine. Crisp apple flavours are backed up by a nutty, yeasty complexity from its time on lees.

One of the oldest Champagne houses, founded in 1729, Ruinart was the first house to export Champagne. Elegant and subtle; one of the jewels in Champagne's crown.

Sublime golden pink in colour, a subtle nose of cherry and freshly-picked red berries leads to a fleshy and delightfully smooth finish.

Superb marriage of freshness and power; with a richness of fruit and mouthfilling mousse that lingers delightfully.

Made only in exceptional years this is a classic expression of the Clicquot style.

The ultimate celebratory Champagne from the label which invented the Champagne pyramid. Crisp. Rich. Packed with ripe peach and lemon flavours.

Whether you think Bond or Ab Fab, this ripe, buttery, full fizz is aged in oak and made from 75% home-grown grapes, both unusual in Champagne.

Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG is Prosecco's 'Grand Cru'. It's the best of the best - extra-dry, fruity, floral. If you try one Prosecco, make it this.

'Gioiosa' means 'joyful' - and this fresh, fruity, floral fizz will definitely make you feel that way. Made by third generation Prosecco experts.

It's France's most popular Champagne label - and the only cooperative in the region. Zingy. Appley. Creamy. It's fruity and delicious.

A brilliant straw colour, with hints of amber, Lanson has a fine stream of persistent bubbles. The nose is vibrant with hints of toast and flowers leading onto a palate of citrus and ripe fruits.

Honeysuckle. Brioche. Pear. This classic NV was founded by a French war hero in 1932. Not to mention, it's James Bond's Champagne of choice.

A world-class wine. Expect a rich mousse and complex palate of lemon meringue, ripe apple and ginger.

Decanter's Simon Field MW called this "a wonderfully poised blend" when he gave it 91 points.

Unusually made by the saignée method, with plenty of stylish strawberry fruit, full of vivacity and easy-drinking charm. A wonderfully refreshing apéritif, it also works well with a variety of dishes.

Dry, zesty, red-fruity fizz. Until recently, rosé fizz couldn't be labelled Prosecco - but that's all changed. From customer favourite, La Gioiosa.

Rich. Ripe. Citrussy. From the doyenne of female entrepreneurship; aged for twice the time legally required to give more flavour and more complexity.