I would like to let you know about a fun #Holiday happening on December 31st which is National Champagne Day #NationalChampagneDay. A #Holiday that I know David would enjoy celebrating and I wouldn’t mind taking part in as long as I could add Orange Juice to my glass of Champagne and turn it into a Mimosa. What about you. Would you like a glass of Champagne with David.
For those that celebrate New Years Eve National Champagne Day lands perfectly on New Year’s Eve, giving everyone an extra reason to pop a cork and celebrate. Did you know according to recent coverage, National Champagne Day aligns beautifully with the evening’s traditions of serving chilled bottles of Champagne, and giving sparkling toasts, along with the excitement of welcoming a new year.
Here Is Ways to Celebrate National Champagne Day:
- Give a festive midnight toast using Champagne that has long symbolized the celebration, making it the star of New Year’s Eve celebrations everywhere.
- A tasting of true Champagne vs. sparkling wine — Only bottles from France’s Champagne region can officially carry the name Champagne, which is protected by strict French laws.
- Here is a fun fact to post about Champagne Grapes — Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier are the primary varieties used in authentic Champagne.
- Share a social media spotlight on your favorite bottle of Champagne tonight if you have one if not many brands release gift-ready or limited-edition bottles of Champagne for the holiday season.
- Host a cozy at‑home celebration — With Americans already preparing to toast the night, the Holiday featuring National Champagne Day fits right into home gatherings and family celebrations.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
