Shaimpain

Do you mean Champagne? If so, here’s a quick, clear rundown 🍾

Champagne is a famous sparkling wine from the Champagne region of France. Only wine made there (using specific methods) can legally be called Champagne.

Key points
• Bubbles: Created by a second fermentation in the bottle
• Grapes used: Mainly Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier
• Taste: Ranges from very dry to slightly sweet
• Alcohol: Usually around 12%

Common styles
• Brut: Dry (most popular)
• Extra Brut / Brut Nature: Very dry
• Sec / Demi-Sec: Sweeter
• Rosé: Pink, fruity notes
• Vintage: From one exceptional year

How it’s enjoyed
• Served chilled (about 6–8°C)
• Popular for celebrations, weddings, and New Year’s
• Best in a flute or tulip glass to keep bubbles longer

If you meant something else by “Shampain” (like a brand name or a different term), tell me and I’ll zero in on that.