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The tradition of drinking champagne on New Year's Eve originated from specific historical marketing
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Historical and food history sources confirm that the association of champagne with special celebrations and New Year's Eve was largely driven by deliberate marketing efforts by champagne producers in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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history.stackexchange.com: What's the historical origin of drinking champagne on New ...
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Explains that drinking champagne on New Year's is due to savvy marketing in the 19th century.
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daily.jstor.org: Why Champagne? - JSTOR Daily
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States that champagne's cultural cachet for celebrating events like New Year's goes back to clever marketing.
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