Britain's supermarkets have been in a Champagne price war since June's EU referendum vote THE cost of Champagne across the UK has fallen by 7 per cent since the EU referendum in June. Embroiled in a ...

But don’t spill any, because prices are set to be 20 per cent higher for most of the big brands. While big name suppliers like Dan Murphys confirmed there will plenty of champagne stock on shelves, ...

Even in times of austerity, Christmas needs a little sparkle. And a little luxury may still be possible on a tight budget, as supermarkets engage in a festive champagne price war. Asda is offering ...

Celebrate New Year’s Eve with the best in Champagne and sparkling wines from around the world with offerings that range in ...

Many shoppers default to one bottle without considering timing, sweetness, or food—and it shows in the glass.

You have a very limited time left to save on bottles of champagne right in time to ring in the new year. Yes, Amazon has ...

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Ringing in the new year with a toast of bubbly may end up costing you more than you thought as champagne's popularity is once again popping. Sales dropped in 2020 when the ...

After two years of record sales, the problem with champagne right now is that prices keep popping. Sales are expected to reach around 314 million bottles in 2023, a drop of 3.5% from the prior year, ...

Champagne is now cheaper than mouthwash thanks to the latest supermarket price war. Tesco is selling a 750ml bottle of Louis Delaunay champagne for £12, but it has cut the price by a quarter to £9 per ...

A spectacular champagne price war will be declared on the high street tomorrow with three major supermarkets launching cut-price deals. In a year when global champagne sales have slumped by 15 per ...

Iceland is selling a bottle of Charles Montaine Champagne for £5.75 while Aldi and Morrisons have slashed prices to £10 SUPERMARKETS have slashed the price of Champagne to £10 or less, with one bottle ...

If you read the news of some pretty steep pending tariffs—potentially 200% on European alcohol, including, notably, Champagne—and, like me, you immediately began thinking about what sparkling wines ...