NATIONAL DAYFOOD & DRINK

National Bubbly Day

Raise a glass and celebrate with a bubbly toast to National Bubbly Day.

JUN6

Saturday, June 6First Saturday in June

Roots: Founded by Freixenet Cava; first declared in 2017
Vibe: Joyous celebrations filled with laughter and clinking glasses
Also on Jun 6: Higher Education Day · Prairie Day · Trails Day
Hashtag: #NationalBubblyDay

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3 ways to celebrate

AT HOME

Pop a bottle

Chill sparkling wine or cider and pour a glass.

WITH FRIENDS

Bubbly brunch

Host friends for mimosas and a slow morning.

AT WORK OR SCHOOL

Sparkling toast

Raise sparkling cider at the team lunch.

Plan ahead

National Bubbly Day is observed on the first Saturday in June. Here is where it lands for the next ten years, handy for planners, marketers and party people.

2026Sat, Jun 6this year

2027Sat, Jun 5

2028Sat, Jun 3

2029Sat, Jun 2

2030Sat, Jun 1

2031Sat, Jun 7

2032Sat, Jun 5

2033Sat, Jun 4

2034Sat, Jun 3

2035Sat, Jun 2

2036Sat, Jun 7

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Fast facts

Over 300 millionBottles of Champagne were sold in 2022

Prosecco has become one of the world's most popular sparkling wines

The story

National Bubbly Day celebrates the effervescence of sparkling wines, which have become a symbol of festivity and elegance across cultures. Sparkling wines like Champagne, Prosecco, and Cava offer unique flavors and experiences that bring people together for joyous occasions. On this day, enthusiasts and casual drinkers alike are encouraged to explore the world of bubbly, appreciating its versatility and charm.

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The origins of sparkling wine date back to the 17th century in France, where the first bottles of Champagne were produced. Today, the production of sparkling wine has spread globally, with notable regions in Italy and Spain also gaining recognition. Each type offers its own distinct qualities, from Champagne's complex flavors to Prosecco's light and fruity notes, making them perfect for various celebrations.

Celebrating this day involves more than just drinking; it’s about creating memories and sharing experiences with loved ones. Whether you’re hosting a lavish gathering or enjoying a quiet evening at home, the sparkle of the wine adds a special touch to any moment. Pair your bubbly with delicious foods, and don’t forget to educate yourself on the different varieties available.

As National Bubbly Day approaches, many people look forward to discovering new brands and styles of sparkling wines. From small-batch producers to renowned houses, the market offers a rich tapestry of options. This day is not just about the drink; it’s a celebration of life’s milestones, big or small, where every sip reminds us to cherish the moments that bring us joy.

Did you know?

Champagne is a Region

Only sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region of France can be labeled as Champagne.

The First Sparkling Wine

The first known sparkling wine was produced in the 17th century, attributed to monks in the Champagne region.

Bubbles and Pressure

Sparkling wine gets its bubbles from carbon dioxide, created during fermentation, leading to a pressure of up to 90 psi.

Prosecco vs. Champagne

Prosecco is typically made from Glera grapes and is often more affordable than Champagne, making it a popular choice.

Sabrage Technique

Sabrage is a technique of opening a bottle of Champagne with a sword, often performed at celebrations.

Sparkling Wine Shelf Life

Most sparkling wines are best enjoyed within a few years of their vintage, while some premium Champagnes can age for decades.

Popularity Surge

Sparkling wine consumption has surged in the past decade, particularly among younger consumers seeking new experiences.

Around the world

Every culture celebrates a little differently.

USUnited StatesHome to a burgeoning sparkling wine industry, including California's Napa Valley, where bubbly is produced.
FRFranceThe birthplace of Champagne, France remains a benchmark for sparkling wine quality and tradition.
ITItalyKnown for Prosecco, Italy’s sparkling wines are celebrated for their lightness and vibrant flavors.
ESSpainFamous for Cava, Spain's sparkling wines are crafted using traditional methods and offer a diverse range of tastes.
AUAustraliaAustralia produces exceptional sparkling wines, known for their unique expressions of local terroir.
DEGermanyHome to Sekt, Germany’s sparkling wines are characterized by their crispness and freshness.