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Couples often buy gift sets of champagne for their special occasions or gifting friends and family. Many champagne varieties are rich in antioxidants and have health benefits as well. as in taste. Champagnes are typically served with fruit liqueurs, such as crème de cassis. Champagne is traditionally served; however, this may be part of a special occasion and the thought of serving champagne daily is quite unattractive to many people, especially those who do not drink alcohol. Whether or not champagne should be served is often a question of personal taste and preference. Regardless, it is widely considered to be an exceptional beverage and one that made its way into many home wine-making areas. and has become a classic product in many areas, particularly the United Kingdom. In addition to the traditional white and bubbly varieties, champagne is also produced in red and rose varieties. These are often named after their color or their vintage year. Examples of these include Rose de Champagne (Red Rose), Rose de Beaune (Beaune Rose),  Rose du Jura (Jura Rose), and Rose de Bourgogne (Bourgogne Rose). The word champagne is a French-language colloquialism meaning “bright” or “cheerful”. The word describes both the color of this beverage as well as its bubbly quality.

There are many varieties of champagne, with some French champagne being produced in whole countries (such as champagne des Alpes and champagne de la Côte d’Azur), and others produced in many smaller regions (such as the Champagne region). The term champagne is also used for sparkling wines of other types of grapes other than cabernet sauvignon or merlot. Examples include rosé, rosé de blanc, rosé d’Alsace, and rosée-blanche. In the “champagne” (or simply “champagne”) style of bubbly produced in a bottle called a champagne bottle, there are three styles of champagne: sparkling dry champagne, bubbly/sparkling white wine, and sparkling red.