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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2026 · 29 MIN

#32 Philippe Jamesse: The Glass That Changed Champagne

from VINE and BUBBLE Podcast · host VINE and BUBBLE

Few people have changed the way we experience champagne as profoundly as Philippe Jamesse. A world-renowned sommelier and one of the foremost authorities on champagne service, Philippe has spent decades challenging convention, proving that the right glass doesn't simply hold champagne—it transforms it.His collaboration with Lehmann has produced some of the most iconic Champagne glasses in the world, including the Grand Champagne and Synergie ranges. These glasses have become the choice of leading Champagne Houses, sommeliers and collectors who believe every detail matters.In this episode, we take a deep dive into the philosophy behind these remarkable designs. We explore why shape, balance and craftsmanship influence the aromas, texture and expression of Champagne, the differences between handmade and machine-made glassware, and how Philippe has redefined what it means to experience one of the world's greatest wines.Whether you're a seasoned collector or simply love Champagne, this conversation will forever change the way you look at the glass in your hand.I hope you enjoy my conversation with Philippe Jamesse.

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