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Celebrating Women in Wine

Celebrating Women in Wine

Being International Women's Day, it seemed a good time to cast a light on a couple of trailblazing women we work with at Sip, who are making waves ...

Interview with a Vintner – Nicolas Henriet

In 1890 Gaston-Henriet broke from the long tradition of selling his grapes to the Grand Maisons and embarked on an adventure that became Champagne ...

Why is Champagne so expensive?

Before I started working for Sip I could never understand why anyone would pay £40+ for a bottle of Champagne when you can buy a bottle of Prosecco...

Champagne & Food

Champagne & Food Pairings

Traditionally light in body and bone dry, Champagne is considered a go-to aperitif – something to sip before the white and red wines are rolled out...

If you buy only one Pinot Noir Champagne...

At Sip, we stand confidently behind each and every wine we import. Unlike other retailers, we select our wines on merit alone, which means you can...

artisan champagne

Discovering ‘Champagne’ with Georges Remy

Despite being one of the oldest employees at Sip, I’m a relative newcomer to the Champagne world. In little over a year though, I’ve been fortunate...

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The next big names in Grower Champagne

If you're familiar with the iconic growers of Champagne then perhaps you’d like to delve a little deeper into this fascinating world... Whilst th...

Champagne-Ardennes

Lest we Forget...

Champagne might typically be associated with celebration and revelry but it was also at the centre of momentous events in both WWI and WWII. We ask...