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Since the advent of social networks, wine, champagne, and other spirits houses no longer rely solely on the quality of their beverage or their reputation but also on their digital presence<\/strong>. This is a privileged way for small and independent houses, less renowned than the giants of the sector, to gain notoriety and, therefore, to create a wider customer base.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Unveiled by Le Figaro Vin, the ranking brings together the 50 most influential champagne brands on Instagram<\/strong>. This is also accompanied by a Top 10 of brands with the most followers and a Top 10 of those with the best engagement rate. And the results turned out to be very surprising depending on the rankings.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n These first results are rather logical. In terms of subscribers, it is the big champagne brands that have the most subscribers. We find Dom P\u00e9rignon<\/strong> in third place with 702,000 subscribers, Veuve Cliquot<\/strong> in second place with 741,000, then surpassed by Mo\u00ebt Chandon<\/strong> on the first place of the podium with 765,000 subscribers.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\nBig champagne houses, leaders in terms of subscribers<\/h2>\n
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