'Exciting' new Champagne bar opens in Glasgow's West End
The new bar opened its doors on Saturday, April 26 in one of the area's grand townhouses.
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(Image: Cuvee) Partnering with luxury house LVMH, the wine list will feature a selection of Champagnes by the bottle and glass including Pol Roger Reserve Brut, Ruinart Blanc de Blanc, Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial NV and Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut NV.
Non-alcoholic fizz will be supplied by Italian Sea Change Alcohol-Free Sparkling NV with flavours of elderflower, apple and mint.
Gemma Allan, regional sales manager for Möet Hennessey, LVMH, said: "We are thrilled to partner with Cuvée in Glasgow to bring a new and exciting Champagne experience to the city.
"Our collaboration allows us to showcase an extensive selection of our most prestigious Champagnes by the glass, providing an opportunity for guests to savour and appreciate the exceptional quality and craftsmanship that Moët Hennessy is renowned for.
"Cuvée is set to become a premier destination for Champagne lovers and those seeking a sophisticated and memorable evening."
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(Image: Cuvee) Courtney Flynn, head of Sales, PR and Comms at Merchant Pubs and Bars, added: "We are delighted to add Cuvée to our portfolio.
"There's a real gap in the market for a bar like Cuvée as we've experienced a growing interest in Champagnes and sparkling wines by the glass across our other venues.
"1 Lynedoch Street is the perfect location for it and we are thrilled to be working closely with LVMH on bringing the best Champagne and wines to a new premium venue in Glasgow."
Cuvée will be open from from 5pm to late Wednesday and Thursday, 2pm to 1am on Friday, 12pm to 1am on Saturday and 12pm to late on Sunday.
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