World’s Oldest Champagne Uncorked in Åland

Juglar, Veuve Clicquot
November 17, 2010

Björnstierne Antonsson - TheChampagneSommelier

Wednesday, the 17th of November will always be a day to remember for champagne lovers around the world. It was the day when the nearly 180-year-old shipwrecked bottles were opened and the worth of the Baltic Sea’s champagne treasure was assessed.

The oldest champagnes tasted by Richard Juhlin

How to Drink Champagne Like a Local (in Champagne)

Sommelier Björnstierne Antonsson - TheChampagneSommelier

Stop It. You’re Doing It All Wrong. A Native’s Guide to Champagne. They arrive in convoys of hire cars with criminally underpowered engines, navigating the

The Michelin Guide in the Nordic Countries: A Culinary Compass or a Redundant Relic?

Guide Michel Björnstierne Antonsson - TheChampagneSommelier

TheChampagneSommelier reflects on the latest addition of starts from Guide Michel in the Nordic countries. [read the full champagne story] Ah, the Nordic countries. A

Tasting interpretation Magnum Opus – 1975 Deutz ‘Blanc de Noirs d’Aÿ Vinothèque’

Deutz Champagne Club

For the book ‘Champagne Magnum Opus’, Richard Juhlin gave photographer Pål Allan free hands to visually interpret different champagnes. [read the full champagne story] TASTING

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