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including hard to find exotics, Krug, Clos du Mesnil 1995 tops the Forbes most expensive champagne list at $750 a
bottle. Only 12,624 of the bottles were produced. Coming in at second is Bollinger Blanc de Noirs Vielilles Vignes
Francaises 1997 at $400 a pop. Despite coming from the Pinot Noir grape, it is a fine golden color. Dom Pérignon
Rosé 1995 make is in the top 3 of course at $350. Aromas of strawberries and cream show Dom’s style of
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 8)
mahoney Feb 6th 2006 1:37PM
champagne for the Steelers!!
Dennis Langford Feb 6th 2006 1:48PM
Interseted in buying American. Try anything from Schramsberg. Our favorite is the Blanc de Nior but the Blanc de Blanc is heads and above the best seller.
Remember, small bubbles, small headache. Large bubbles, large headache. Don Ho said it best....."Tiny bubbles in the wine......."
William A.Sutherland Feb 6th 2006 2:33PM
The KRUG products are delightful!
Bernadine Feb 6th 2006 2:36PM
Milton Friedman isn't dead! It's a great story!
Jay Feb 6th 2006 3:11PM
Schramsburg's Blanc de Blanc has it all: tiny bubbles, a fair price, great nose - you don't need to buy the snooty French "champagne" to get a great sparkling wine - my "ex" even brought a re-corker to restaurants who would stock her fav in case she didn't finish the bottle, which is why she's my "ex"!
Raveen Arora Feb 6th 2006 3:15PM
I like Dom and its worth it but sure I would love to try and see whenever I can if Krug is also worth it at more than double!
Raveen Arora Feb 6th 2006 3:16PM
I like Dom and its worth it but sure I would love to try and see whenever I can if Krug is also worth it at more than double!
Dan Petrie Feb 6th 2006 3:20PM
I personaly do not like Dom Perignon to much after taste. I like Cooks Grand reserve,Moet&Chandon yellow label,Veue Clicgout Ponsardin.
Dan Petrie Feb 6th 2006 3:21PM
I personaly do not like Dom Perignon to much after taste. I like Cooks Grand reserve,Moet&Chandon yellow label,Veue Clicgout Ponsardin.
Charles F. Wells, MD Feb 6th 2006 3:27PM
I have a magnum of 1964 Tattinger blancs that I would like to sell--any offers???
Charles F. Wells, MD Feb 6th 2006 3:29PM
I have a magnum of Taittinger blanc de blancs that I would like to sell-any offers??
NITA Feb 6th 2006 3:33PM
Can a Korbel millenium (2000) REFRIGERATED SINCE nEW YEARS 2000be still palatable?
Bob Feb 6th 2006 3:40PM
To Steve, who opens a bottle of bubbly every week to celebrate life's victories and honor those less fortunate, I couldn't agree more with your analysis. I would be happy to be your wine-geek buddy if you're drinking such celebrated champagnes as Pommeroy and Moet & Chandon. For me, a trip to Vegas is never complete without a trip to the Napoleon champagne bar at Paris, which stocks Dom Perignon and other fine sparkling wines and serves by the glass so one can experience the finest at a decent price!
Wanda Feb 6th 2006 3:47PM
Love that Taylor Port. $8 very well spent. ;)
Sam Feb 6th 2006 3:59PM
Keep your champagne. I prefer homemade blackberry wine.
Sam Feb 6th 2006 3:59PM
Keep your champagne. I prefer homemade blackberry wine.
Contessa Feb 6th 2006 4:01PM
I LOVE Champagne !!!! I agreee $$$$ don't always equal quality. For my money I enjoy Chandon and Gloria Ferrer. Both under $20 and a joy to drink. I have had the more expensive bubbles but they aren't that much better.
Jim Cataldi Feb 6th 2006 4:18PM
I'm sure Milton FRIEDMAN said, "I wish I would have DRUNK more champagne." But, I do like a Dom '96 when I can get it.
More champagne Mr.4-tay Feb 6th 2006 4:26PM
Veuve Clicquot, hands down best champagne. Better than Dom better than Cristal at about $30-$40 a bottle.
Bob Ailsworth Feb 6th 2006 4:34PM
the advicefrom Milton Freedman is probably the best advice from either the article or the comments. I think it does not matter whether it is wonderful, just good,ok, or not so good champagne enjoy it for the people you are with and the times you are having.