I find most champagne over-rated.
The nicest I found was in a little vineyard in Trigny some years back - family business. I try to find a reason to go there every year or so.
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Didn't like the Laurent Perrier Rosé at all. In fact, I ended up tipping half the bottle down the sink.Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostThe Laurent Perrier Pink is very reasonable at Majestic (£40 if you buy more than 1) and is probably my favourite.
The Tattinger mentioned above is also in the rack waiting for Chrimbo
Veuve is definately my favourite, being inexpensive for what you get. This year, I've got a bottle of Veuve Clicquot Rosé Réserve, just to see what its like.
As for mixing Dom Pérignon with red bull...........
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I saw they also have one called "Carlin"...even if it's really good you can't help but think of the beerOriginally posted by Wilmslow View PostThe Aldi £9.99 champagne is actually very palatable..... They call it Monsigny, or something Frenchy........
Will be getting that myself
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I've got a magnum of 1990 Pol Roger for Xmas day. I pay a monthly subscription to Lay and Wheeler and they buy wine on my behalf and keep it in their cellars until it's ready for drinking. It takes a while to get going but they deliver around 6 cases of top quality wine a year to go along with all the cheap stuff I get from Sainsbury's et al. It works out just enough for dinner parties and special occasions. The Magnum is one of three bottles I bought through them a few years ago and I've got two left. The first one really was superb.
The Pol Roger is for pre dinner drinks and hors d'oeuvres then we're onto the white Hermitage and Margaux.
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The Aldi £9.99 champagne is actually very palatable..... They call it Monsigny, or something Frenchy........
Will be getting that myself
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You don't have my skills thenOriginally posted by ~Craig~ View PostI don't think I could satisfy my clients that much!
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A very satisfied ClientOriginally posted by ~Craig~ View Postgrrrrr how did you manage that?
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I like that too - in fact I have a case of it by my desk... pressieOriginally posted by chef View Postmy favourite also

And now that RH & Xen have introduced me to it with Red Bull, I am laughing
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I bought a few bottles on-line as a present last Xmas for my uncle. They came in a cool presentation box and they also do a "paint tin" with a few small bottles in it which is pretty cool.Originally posted by chef View Postmy favourite also
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