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Explore the different styles of wine, from crisp, refreshing whites and light, fruity reds to rich, full-bodied wines, elegant sparkling bottles and sweet dessert wines. Discover how flavour, body, acidity and sweetness can help you find your next favourite glass.
Rosé Champagne is sparkling wine from Champagne with a pink colour, made by blending still red Champagne wine into white base wines or by macerating black grapes. Most bottles taste dry; check the sweetness category on the label.
Blanc de Noirs Champagne is white Champagne made exclusively from black-skinned grapes, usually Pinot Noir, Meunier or both. It often has more body and ripe-fruit character, but its exact style depends on the wine.
Blanc de Blancs Champagne is made only from white-skinned grapes, usually Chardonnay. It often tastes fresh and citrus-led, though origin, winemaking and age can make it richer.
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