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Listing set to uncork cash for Lovely Bubbly
Wed 21 June 2006
CHAMPAGNE import business Lovely Bubbly is poised to become the second North-East company ever to list on junior stock market Ofex.
Bubbly burst of interest
Friday 3 February 2006
The only wine that can properly be called champagne is made from grapes grown in the Champagne region of northern France - in and around the city of Reims. Everything else is sparkling wine (except, in Spain, where it's Cava).
LOVELY BUBBLY! It's a Champagne lifestyle
Friday, January 27, 2006
Lovely Bubbly specialises in supplying hand-crafted Champagnes that are difficult to find - superb quality at affordable prices from family-run vineyards. For descriptions of the Champagnes and their producers - plus an innovative Champagne calculator that helps you work out your requirements within a fixed budget
Lovely firm beats French at their own game
Friday January 27 2006
Forget about selling coals to Newcastle - a Tyneside business is selling Champagne to the French. Lovely Bubbly, started by the daughter of former Newcastle Breweries boss Alistair Wilson, has clinched a deal to supply Champagne to the French Consul in Edinburgh. Lovely Bubbly director Fiona Wilson said: "Obviously you would expect the French Consulate to know a thing or two about Champagne, so it is a ringing endorsement of our business that they have asked us to supply them."
Fiona goes ahead with new venture
Monday January 23 2006
Lovely Bubbly, which is targeting companies' corporate gifts and events, has signed exclusive supply agreements with several producers near the city of Reims in France's Champagne region. It has already tasted success supplying 2,000 bottles of middle-priced champagne to London-based video game manufacturer Namco Europe for corporate gifts and also attracted orders from local clients including Tanfield Group and Pricewaterhouse in Newcastle.
"When I went to Reims, I realised what fabulous champagnes these really were. I came across half a dozen champagne houses with an absolutely top quality product, but zero or very little representation in the UK."