Christopher Walkey

Champagne de Venoge Releases Gold within a Golden Bottle!

By Christopher Walkey / 13th November 2017

Champagne de Venoge are hitting a very ‘celebrational moment’ (as if we need an excuse to enjoy Champagne) in that they are coming up to the 180th birthday! So of course bubbles are in order and to make the moment even more special they have what I call, gold within a golden bottle, their 1996…

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A New Style of Judging Champagne & Sparkling Wines

By Christopher Walkey / 6th November 2017

“Ever since we created the concept of Glass of Bubbly, the days when we started with no followers and no likes, not a post yet to be shared on our website and not one glass of bubbly reviewed in our notebooks, the vision was to one day create industry awards that showcased outstanding Champagne &…

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The Mystery of Wine Ageing by Zonin1821

By Christopher Walkey / 1st November 2017

There are always a few things guaranteed when you are invited to attend a tasting by Zonin1821 and that is you’ll explore some mighty fine wines which will involve some gastronomic delights and you will also grab a whole a whole heap of new education. Wine ageing is a highly interesting subject for most that love their…

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The Coolest Place in London to Enjoy Champagne

By Christopher Walkey / 30th October 2017

If you are going to enjoy a glass of Champagne in London then you are surely going to seek a unique location to further enhance that bubbly experience? London is awash of fine wine and dining locations with views from the Shard to enjoying a glass of fizz as you make your way to the…

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A Visit to Montelliana from Asolo DOCG Prosecco

By Christopher Walkey / 25th October 2017

“Sometimes a co-operative operation people will simply see as a big brand winery when in fact it is only a small one, but it is due to the power of a collective amount of small wineries that gives it its dominance. This I feel is certainly the case with Montelliana.” Christopher Walkey. What I really appreciated…

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A Visit to Tenuta Amadio from Asolo DOCG Prosecco

By Christopher Walkey / 24th October 2017

“There is something romantic, peaceful and perfect about Tenuta Amadio and also a touch of the fairy tale for this winery has its very own church up on a small hill overlooking it! Splendid wines and a young and innovative brand that has a great chance to increase its production and awareness globally.” Christopher Walkey A wonderfully…

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A Visit to Pat del Colmel from Asolo DOCG Prosecco

By Christopher Walkey / 23rd October 2017

“What a wonderful picturesque location Pat del Colmel winery has, simply a postcard photo from every angle showcasing the fine beauty of the Asolo DOCG region – a shining pearl. I’m just sorry that a few hours stay was simply just not long enough!” Christopher Walkey Pat del Colmel is a perfect family grower label, all…

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A Visit to Montelvini from Asolo DOCG Prosecco

By Christopher Walkey / 19th October 2017

“A winery that combines tradition in what it does, with a modern approach… “ As part of my tour of the Asolo Montello region I had an appointment to visit Montelvini winery and the opportunity to meet current president Armando Serena (since 1968) who not only still helps in the operation of his winery today, he also is…

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A Visit to Martignago Cantina Sant’Andrea from Asolo DOCG Prosecco

By Christopher Walkey / 18th October 2017

In the small town of Maser that is located at the foot of the Asolo hills, you will find Martignago Cantina Sant’Andrea winery. A family grower with a long history of growing vines in the region that currently offers a selection of nine wines with a range of Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG. The family currently own and manage 8…

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