Champagne and sparkler lovers


giantcanopy

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I have been drinking a wide variety of ( especially ) muscats, prosecco, cremat for more than a year, all the while as a digestif or just a small drink before sleep.

Champagne being champagne from champagne, adds quite a fair bit to their premium. I would love to try out some good champagne ( price means it will not be replacing my daily drink like the muscatos ). What are some of your favourite champagnes and where do you usually buy them ?

I would love to try Moet , Vueve, Krug. I heard good things about Piper as well.


Ryan
 

giantcanopy said:
I have been drinking a wide variety of ( especially ) muscats, prosecco, cremat for more than a year, all the while as a digestif or just a small drink before sleep.

Champagne being champagne from champagne, adds quite a fair bit to their premium. I would love to try out some good champagne ( price means it will not be replacing my daily drink like the muscatos ). What are some of your favourite champagnes and where do you usually buy them ?

I would love to try Moet , Vueve, Krug. I heard good things about Piper as well.

Ryan

Rich tastes!!
 

I've been drinking a cup of hot milk before sleeping !
 

im allergic to alcohol...will literally kena poisoning. this is what happens when you are a cat...sigh.
 

You should try Dom Perignon. The bubbles linger longer and the aftertaste is pleasant on the palate.

Important to have your champagne chilled sufficiently, and an ice bucket handy. In Singapore's climate, the bottle / flute warms up fast.

Krug, personally, I find is a bit harsh, much prefer DP as it is smoother. I normally buy my champagne overseas or at the airport. Sometimes you can get pretty good deals.

Cheers
 

Guys... Don't derail bro giantcanopy's thread!

:)

Gracie master kei :cheers:

You should try Dom Perignon. The bubbles linger longer and the aftertaste is pleasant on the palate.

Important to have your champagne chilled sufficiently, and an ice bucket handy. In Singapore's climate, the bottle / flute warms up fast.

Krug, personally, I find is a bit harsh, much prefer DP as it is smoother. I normally buy my champagne overseas or at the airport. Sometimes you can get pretty good deals.

Cheers

Will be going on a holiday in October.
I should be picking 2 bottles. I am not sure what Changi carries though. I heard they carry Vueve

Dom Tyler Perignon, Cristal and Armand de Brignac. Too much of a hip hop fan.

Cristal did p*ss off some of the hip hop dudes didn't they :)

I will keep a look out for the Perignons


Anyone tried shipping alcohol into Singapore before ?
I heard local customs used to tax per bottle, and later after that they taxed the percentage alcohol per bottle instead.
I figure dessert wines , champagnes and the likes having lowered alcohol content would hurt the pocket less.

Ryan
 

Muscat is not champagne.

Produce from certain region can call it champagne.

Others who produce the same thing but in another place have to call it sparkling wine.
 

Muscat is not champagne.

Produce from certain region can call it champagne.

Others who produce the same thing but in another place have to call it sparkling wine.

Yup I am well aware of that, hence I made earlier mention that I would like to try champagne for ( an occasional ) change. The european appellations actually went quite a long time back. Few american companies took advantage of it until the not too long ago US regulations.
 

i don't usually drink bubbly.... but when i do... i tend to finish the bottle quickly :bsmilie:
 

kei1309 said:
i don't usually drink bubbly.... but when i do... i tend to finish the bottle quickly :bsmilie:

Now i doubt if youre really a girl (peace) Y(^_^)Y
 

Cristal did p*ss off some of the hip hop dudes didn't they :)

I will keep a look out for the Perignons


Ryan

Pissed off Jay-Z pretty bad.

They have Perignons in Fair Price Finest. Saw one few months back in Bishan. Think it was 2009 or 2010.
 

kei1309 said:
you've not met a girl who can hold her liquor? :bsmilie:

So far no that last longer than me (yet) maybe that's you: P