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Champagne or sparkling wine, is it worth the extra £10?
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HND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT CHAMPAGNE OR SPARKLING WINE, IS IT WORTH THE EXTRA £10? INTRODUCTION Champagne is a sparkling wine produced by a traditional method (Known as "Method Champenoise") in the Champagne region around Reims and Épernay in north-eastern France. The word is derived from the Latin campagna, meaning countryside, a name given to this area of France since the Middle Ages. Although other French wine-producing regions claim to have made sparkling wine earlier, this was the first place to produce it in any significant quality or quantity. The primary aim of this seminar is to act as a suitable means to educate the audience on the subject of Champagne, while also identifying cost effective alternatives available to the consumer in the United Kingdom. The seminar intends to provide a comprehensible definition of Champagne as a product by examining a number of sources and consolidating the information into one succinct description. The...
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