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methode champenoise

The classic champagne technique of France. The methode requires that the secondary fermentation which transforms still to sparkling wine occur in a bottle, most often the one in which the wine is ultimately sold (exceptions being very large or small sizes)....

February 17, 2011 
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methuselah

This term applies to Champagne bottles only. It is the same as Imperial and holds 6 litres or the equivalent of 8 standard bottles.

February 17, 2011 
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