Moët & Chandon's Diamond Jubilee plans

The new 2002 brut vintage from Pol Roger

Holograms, vintage champagne, and some great food matches - the launch of Dom Pérignon 2003.

Matthew Clark announces festive offerings for this month

New sub-zero, waterless cooling solution for champagne

The 2002 vintage of the house's lieux-dits champagnes

London's most expensive bottle of Champagne sold for £120,000

The search for the best young sommelier and chef team is now on

The house's updated packaging has brought with it a new on-trade targeted strategy.

The second vintage of GH Mumm’s prestige cuvee, 1999 Cuvée R Lalou, was launched in the UK this week.

The champagne house marked the launch of its 2002 vintage by honouring Gérard Basset MW.

Pol Roger’s been getting out into the open water recently, with the sponsorship of some high-profile sailing events.

While the prestige cuvée sector has suffered most in recession, Moët & Chandon hopes to buck this trend with the launch of the new 2000 vintage of its most expensive champagne –Dom Pérignon rosé. Additional hype is being added to the occasion thanks to the dual-launch of the first ever Oenotheque Dom Pérignon rosé…

Champagne Deutz has launched a 2005 vintage rosé that, in keeping with its location in the grand cru village of Ay, is made 100% from Pinot Noir.

Veuve Clicquot's cellar master was in London recently to launch the Veuve Clicquot Cave Privée Collection, a selection of rare older vintages.