
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...
Read moreTraditionally 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...
Read moreAt 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...
Read moreDespite 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...
Read moreIf 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...
Read moreChampagne 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...
Read moreMLF, partial malolactic fermentation, blocked malo – all terms you're likely to have stumbled across if you have more than a casual interest in wi...
Read moreMany of you will be familiar with Peter Crawford or his @alavolee profile, in which he waxes lyrical about some of the superb Champagnes championed...
Read moreDespite its association with summer, rosé has been a hot topic for us recently, so we thought it was high time we put together an article that take...
Read moreSip Champagnes was co-founded by two friends with very different backgrounds and skillsets. It’s fair to say the company couldn’t function without ...
Read moreWhether decades old or just a handful of years, certain Champagnes and vintages become so much more given a little time...
Read moreAs the weather turns a shade cooler, leaves begin to fall and everything takes on a sepia hue, we thought we'd take a look at a few of our favouri...
Read moreTake a glance at any of our growers’ Instagram accounts and you’ll know that it’s harvest time in Champagne. During our recent visit, predictably, ...
Read moreThe smaller producers barely get a look in. That is, until now.