how many bubbles are in a glass of champagne?
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french researcher, gerard liger-belair
has spent more than 15 years studying the drink
and has released his best guess:
2,000,000.
that is science, trial and error, trying until you get it right.
in support of his very thorough study,
I may be conducting my own research this evening.
—
“champagne…it gives you the impression that every day is sunday.”
– marlene detrich
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credits: veuve cliquot vintage ad, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, bbc
The best – again…. (you DO tell me if I’m going on your nerves for my repeats regarding your posts, won’t you?!) 🙂
There are things in this world which make me wanna scream – this ‘research’ is one of them – who the heck is paying for researches like that one? I would have done it for free – gladly!!!!
Santé and to a happy, healthy, joy-filled 366 days to come, to you and yours as well as all those who enjoy your blog as much as I do!
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thanks for reading and commenting with such kind words and I hope you have a wonderful year ahead, Kiki –
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Happy New Year Beth. Count those bubbles 🙂 Count them repeatedly.
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thanks and you too, I will do my best )
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Wow, I’m glad that I’m only having a few glasses of white, I think i’d explode with 8,000,000 bubbles in me …..hic- hic
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you are a scientist
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An old wise scientist…..hic-hic happy new year here right….Yeah!!
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Hahaha! Happy New Year, Beth! 🍾
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thanks, and you too sue –
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Thank you!
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Good to know! Let us know what you find. 😉
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I will!
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🙂
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Champagne and sparking wine is always my drink of choice
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May you thoroughly enjoy tonight’s research project, Beth! Happy New Year!!
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thanks, mark, and may you enjoy your own bit of research – have a great new year
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I wonder if we’ll start to see “number of bubbles per glass” on champagne labels as some sort of measure of quality. I wish you the best with your own research study, but I much prefer beer – it makes every day seem like Friday… Happy New Year!
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and easy to count the depth of foam )
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How true 🙂
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Yep. Research is ongoing. So much to learn. Onward!
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that’s right, Jim –
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We need more data. Thanks for taking one for the team! Happy new year
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and happy to do so –
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Happy New Year and I wonder how many bottles he drank while counting. Have fun tonight. Let us know the right number tomorrow.
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that would be interesting to know –
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Yes! The only way to know for sure, is personal experimentation 😂😂
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that is so right
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Oh yes, it’s best to consult a variety of sources when learning about any subject. 🙂 Wishing you a happy new year.
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I so agree –
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I love the lengths that Scientists will go to for our benefit – cheers!
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of course! thanks )
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Enjoy your bubbles, and Happy 2020, Beth!
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thanks Judi, and you too
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Wear your safety gear while bubble counting!!!
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great thought –
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Have a good time counting bubbles, and Happy New Year!
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thanks, John. I’ll be busy
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I never would have thought the bubbles were able to last to count to a million. And now that I think about, with bubbles rising to the top of the goblet or bottle. Either way I think he needs to get a job unless he is just filthy rich and is related to the Count on Sesame Street! Thanks for a thought provoking post. N
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scientist full time –
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Now this sounds like research you could get government funding for…
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absolutely
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Conduct away, Beth! Have fun. Happy New Year. 😀
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And why not?)
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😀
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Exactly)
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this made my day, fun and beautiful beth!
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Thanks, susie and happy new year!
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You gotta love some “matrimony juice”! Haha. Great post!
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Sure thing!
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Happy bubbly New Year!
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and to you )
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Oh no, I didn’t count the bubbles in the champagne last night, I’m off to buy another bottle (or two …) to ensure I help contribute to this research! Hope you had a wonderful New Year filled with millions of bubbles! 😀
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That is so generous of you
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Love this post. Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks for the giggle. I’d love to help you research but I can only drink Champagne with orange juice or it makes me cough. I haven’t figured out why. I love champagne. Right now I’m on a Jagermeister kick. Doing research to see if it can help me live to 84 like my Aunt. Here’s to experiments. 😉 Happy 2020, Beth.
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yes, here’s to new learning in 2020!)
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I conducted my own research a few days after New Year’s b/c I forgot. (Hubs wasn’t feeling well, so we simply went to bed early.
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Good call )
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