JAYKAY. That's new to me. Local shop or on-line purchase?
Just had a bottle of Pol Roger 2012 Rose at Le Grenouille. Marvelous fruit. Certainly a bargain compared to pricier vintage rose. Sent from my iPhone using FerrariChat
Local shop. I wasn’t familiar with their vintage. I like the non-vintage for a standard bottle of champagne, and the Cuvée Josephine is fantastic, but I somehow missed this one in the middle. JK
We had the chance to visit the Champagne Brimoncourt (introduced by a fellow Ferrarista) - it's not a big house and so it's probably not widespread, but it demonstrates interesting craftsmanship. My girlfriend also got a diploma of Champagne sabrage - I had no idea of how it was actually performed before (the misconception being that the saber actually cut the bottle, which it does not... the bottle breaks from the shock, given proper preparation).
We opened a bottle that has been around for while last night. I gave it to my parents for their 30th anniversary. This year is their 50th, but the bottle was still in superb condition. 1998 Taittinger Comtes de Champagne: Image Unavailable, Please Login JK
Wonderful to still see couples staying together and kids who appreciate their parents! Sent from my iPhone using FerrariChat
Welcome! Had one left over glass from 2 bottles last night...nothing like Champagne in the morning! Cheers and a happy, healthy 2023 to all
cool coincidence! I gave my Parents that same bottle (in a gift box with two Riedel sommelier glasses) for their 40th. Bought them another bottle 10-years later for their 50th.
When you get a bit bored after having some NYE Dom . . . You make a miniature ice cream parlor chair! Image Unavailable, Please Login
Retro Champagne cocktails-a sugar cube, two drops of bitters, Veuve, and a float of cognac. Image Unavailable, Please Login
That was a staple at Bemelmans Bar at the Hotel Carlyle. Good times… Sent from my iPhone using FerrariChat
Standard bottle of our go-to Friday night Champagne - the L-P last night. Fresh bottle and always delivers. I have a couple bottle of Chapel Hill rose, a British sparkler we've enjoyed before. Going to pop one tonight Cheers!
Egly Ouriet ~ a Master Sommelier friend of mine told me it was the best value in champagne that can be purchased.
Everyday sparklers category. This was recommended to me for a bargain (about $48) sparkler. Some bottle variation in the two I tried. Medium colour and body. Weird slightly bitter aftertaste. Wine a touch salty. My wife like it more than I did. Next! Image Unavailable, Please Login
Our local wine guy really likes the Grower Champagne from Bernard Gaucher. I thinks it's OK, but a good deal at around $40. We received a bottle of the Gaucher Reserve as a gift. It was very, very good. Lovely balance, not one overwhelming characteristic. Would drink again.
Opened this last evening. Was very pleased. Good bubbles, nice yeast but not overpowering the fruit. Was about $45. Image Unavailable, Please Login
We were looking for something easy to go with grilled burgers. Found this at Costco for $ 38. Strawberry and rhubarb, medium colour and fruity nose. Fresh bottle. Certainly not exciting nor something you'd want to drink frequently, but for causal meals and a summer sparkler, good bottle for the price. Janet liked it more than I did. Cheers! Image Unavailable, Please Login
I opened one of these with some friends last night. I was really impressed by the brightness. It had a lovely lemon, pear, apple nose with great structure. I think it’s a keeper in the $75 price range. JK Image Unavailable, Please Login
We have had several bottles of this British sparkler. I enjoy it and will open my birthday dinner tonight. Cheers! Image Unavailable, Please Login