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Sweet talk: There s a rosé champagne for every kind of date or couple this Valentine s Day

The second weekend of February is about to overflow with romance, celebrations, and popped corks. We all know bubbly is the beverage for all special occasions, and rosé is the bestseller for Valentine s Day. That s why we ve gathered all the best recommendations for you, including the likes of Moët & Chandon Nectar Impérial Rosé, Ruinart Rosé, and Krug Rosé. Plus, the jargon to tantalise your date the same way the bubbles do your mouth. There s a champagne for every special occasion and mood, and rosé happens to be the one that epitomises the mood for the 14 February. Guess there s a reason rosé rhymes with Valentine s Day, after all.

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Good Libations: Legendary Champagne personalities

Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin was a woman ahead of her time. Born in 1777 to wealthy textile industrialist and politician Ponce Jean Nicolas Philippe Ponsardin in Reims, France, she grew up in the luxurious Hotel Ponsardin where her next-door neighbors were the Clicquot family. Philippe Clicquot ran a successful textile business in competition with the Ponsardins. In an effort to eliminate competition, the two fathers arranged for the 21-year-old Barbe-Nicole to marry the young Francois Clicquot in 1798, thus amalgamating the two businesses. Although the marriage was arranged, Barbe-Nicole and Francois hit it off and developed an interest in wine, which both families dabbled in as a side business. Their love of wine did not translate into success, and the business struggled financially early. In 1805, young Francois succumbed to typhoid fever, leaving Barbe-Nicole a widow at 28. Veuve is the French word for widow, so Barbe-Nicole became known as the Widow Clicquot, or Veuve Clicquot.

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