PROVIDENCE — Have you ever noticed how the bubbles in champagne stream in straight lines to the top of a flute glass? Or how that differs from bubbles in other carbonated beverages — like beer, soda, ...

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In a lab in the heart of France’s wine country, a group of researchers carefully positions an ultra-high-speed camera. Like many good scientists, they are devoted to the practice of unpicking the ...

They both sparkle, but that’s where the similarities end. If you’re planning a celebration, be it a surprise birthday party or a New Years Eve soiree, chances are you’re going to stock up on some ...

Champagne bubbles fizz straight up, in contrast to carbonated water, because of the added ingredients that reduce the surface tension in champagne. (SXC) Your next cocktail conservation will sound ...

Exploding bottles, English scientists, and wealthy widows all played important parts in the centuries-long evolution of France’s iconic sparkling wine. Toast of the townNew York printmaker Louis Prang ...

They both sparkle, but that’s where the similarities end. While Prosecco and Champagne are similar and are often used interchangeably, they are not the same. In fact, the two alcoholic beverages have ...