A bottle of champagne contains about 49 million bubbles.
Why it is true
A study from the University of Reims calculated that a bottle of champagne contains about 49 million bubbles. The bubbles form during fermentation and are released when the bottle is opened. The pressure inside the bottle is about three times the pressure of car tyres.
Source: University of Reims
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