When should I open my NV Champagne?

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When should I open my NV Champagne? – ask Decanter
If you're wondering whether non-vintage (NV) Champagne can age, or you're considering pulling the cork on a special bottle that's been in the cellar, here are some things to think about.
You can generally open NV Champagne and enjoy it on release.
However, experts say NV Champagne can also benefit from some ageing in your cellar, even if most would not be expected to match the longevity and complexity of the best vintage Champagnes.
How long is NV Champagne aged before release?
All Champagne must be aged for at least 15 months in the bottle prior to release, and non-vintage wines must be aged for at least 12 months on ‘lees’, according to the Comité Champagne.

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