Is Ferrari champagne real champagne?
The historic wine of Ferrari Trento is a Trentodoc that is the product of 100% Chardonnay grapes and of their incomparable synergy with the mountains of Trentino. COLOUR AND PERLAGE: A lively, bright straw yellow. Since 2021 Ferrari Trento has been the Official Sparkling Wine of Formula 1® with a Jeroboam of Ferrari Trentodoc on the most iconic podiums in the world of sport.About the Winery Nestled amidst the rolling vineyards of Trentino, Northern Italy, lies the world-class establishment of Ferrari Winery. This Italian gem was established in 1902 by Giulio Ferrari, who aspired to produce sparkling wines to rival those of the traditional champagne region in France.
Is it actually champagne on the F1 podium?
Champagne became a formal part of the post-race podium ceremony in the 1960s. The practice of spraying the bottles originated in sports car racing before Jackie Stewart brought it to F1 in 1969 — with a bottle of Moët. What champagne is used for F1? F1 technically no longer sprays champagne, because in 2021 it began a partnership with Ferrari Trento – a sparkling wine producer from northern Italy.
Do F1 champagnes have alcohol?
While F1 has since partnered with French Bloom, which is its official non-alcoholic wine brand, the champagne sprayed on the Singapore podium is understood to have been the alcoholic Moët & Chandon champagne. MOËT & CHANDON RETURNS TO THE PODIUM Past meets present as Moët & Chandon returns as the Official Champagne of Formula 1, launching a decade-long partnership with LVMH.