For Valentine’s Day, Laurent-Perrier has just released this limited edition gift set.

Comprising four Champagne glasses and a 750ml bottle of the House’s signature Cuvée Rosé Brut, the gift set captures the very essence of the House’s elegant Rosé.

The four glasses are decorated with a delicate cherry blossom design and the set is packaged in a lovely pink gift box!

Champagne Perrier-Jouët presents the exquisite Blason Rosé NV gift set, for those looking to impress a loved one this Valentines Day.

This prestigious gift set contains two bespoke Champagne Flutes along with a 750ml bottle of Perrier Jouët’s exquisite Blason Rose Champagne.

This champagne combines hints of rose petal, brioche and strawberry on the nose whilst the palate is silky, smooth, refined and delightfully harmonious.

Karl Lagerfeld has collaborated with Orrefors, the Swedish glass makers to create a collection of crystal including bowls, vases; wine, water and liqueur glasses and, naturally, champagne flutes.

The Orrefors brand is known for gracing the tables at the Swedish Royal Palace.

The glasses are hand-blown and Lagerfeld’s line will come in black, milky white and clear crystal, some engraved with the designer’s initials.

Moët & Chandon’s Message On A Bottle gift set is perfect for Valentine’s Day or to celebrate special occasions.

This premium champagne set comes with two flutes, a rosé Impérial bottle with special-edition rose pink sleeve and a gold marker to personalise your present with a message – all beautifully displayed in an elegant, rose-tinted gift box.

The suggested retail price of this Valentine Day Graffiti Kit is $120. It will be available for purchase at wines & spirits shops throughout New York City until Feb 14th.

French researchers have found scientific evidence for what many champagne tipplers have long known — that the bubbles are the key to a good bubbly.

The scientists found that the tiny bubbles “are the essence of fine champagnes and sparkling wines” and play a central role in the transfer of taste, aroma and texture, according to an article published in the American Chemical Society Journal.

The best way to preserve the bubbles is to chill champagne to 4°C and to pour it down the side of an angled flute instead of dumping it into the center of the glass.

The Bar Boy was originally created in 1963 by Verner Panton and was considered as a symbol of the 60s.

The new version, specially edited for Moet & Chandon, has black lacquered coating and leather interior.

The lower compartment, which contains three bottles of Grand Vintage Moet & Chandon, cools a bottle to 10 ° C in 15 minute.

The middle compartment has 4 flutes inside, especiall designed for Grand Vintage by Riedel. The upper compartment is designed for accessories.