New Year's Champagne/Wine advice

[Scottw]

1: What Champagnes have you had that you did like?
2: Are you sure you like Champagne if you haven't had it?
3: How much you want to spend?
4: How long have you been seeing her?

Originally Posted by Scottw

1: What Champagnes have you had that you did like?
2: Are you sure you like Champagne if you haven't had it?
3: How much you want to spend?
4: How long have you been seeing her?

1. Haven't had that many. I did have Bollinger and Perrier Jouet as gifts. Liked both. No way I could spend that much.

2. I like Champagne, but wouldn't be opposed to something else. We won't drink the whole bottle probably at one time. Thought about some of the miniatures, but didn't know anything about them. Should probably go to the State Store instead of Wally World.

3. Not a lot. I just want something that tastes good. But, don't want to break out anything really cheap either. I'd say no mre than $40.

4. A week.

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This video should help you a lot.

Originally Posted by ChicagoWhiteSox

http://tv.winelibrary.com/2008/12/19...w-episode-598/

This video should help you a lot.

Thanks, my friend!

[colimo]

myself i would prefer a good wine over champagne...but if you must go with champagne, at your price point i would go with a moet white star...decent but not extravagant

[SmokeyJoe]

Originally Posted by colimo

...but if you must go with champagne, at your price point i would go with a moet white star...decent but not extravagant

My in-laws are Champagne connoisseurs. They drink quite a bit in the $100 to $200 range regularly. However, my FIL is a fan of this particular Champagne, FWIW.

Hope all goes well, Tim!

Originally Posted by SmokeyJoe

My in-laws are Champagne connoisseurs. They drink quite a bit in the $100 to $200 range regularly. However, my FIL is a fan of this particular Champagne, FWIW.

Hope all goes well, Tim!

All went good. Got some New Years sugar. However, I think she mught be stalker material.