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From Brut to sparkling rosé, sparkling wine and Champagne can improve with age just like bold reds and crisp white wines. When mature, they develop wonderful secondary aromas and flavors of dried fruit, honey, hazelnut, and biscuit with effervescent bubbles of toast and cream.
Over the years, the carbonation will mellow, leading to soft tingling fizz along with high levels of acidity on the palate.
Check out the six best age-worthy sparkling wines to save for a special occasion.
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