champagne anyone?

so i'm gonna head to total wine in about an hour or so, last year i just randomly picked a couple champagnes and ended up not bad, anybody got any suggestions for some good champagne for right around 40-50 a bottle???

btw happy new year :food-smil

Veuve Clicquot (pronounced Vuuv Cleek-oh). It's absolutely delicious. You can get the yellow label for around $40 a bottle.

Why would anyone spen 40-50 on a bottle of Champagne...Gotcha!

Just jerkin your chain.

I'd think that any bottle for that price would tast good and by the time you pop the cork who cares. The only reason why people say the cheap stuff causes hangover is because by the time they get around to drinking champagne they are allready drunk but blame their hangover on the last thing they drank the night before.

I'd think that any bottle for that price would tast good and by the time you pop the cork who cares. The only reason why people say the cheap stuff causes hangover is because by the time they get around to drinking champagne they are allready drunk but blame their hangover on the last thing they drank the night before.

Well it's mostly because of the higher amount of congeners in many cheaper beverages.. but carbonation does speed up the absorption of alcohol as well, so starting with beer.. or topping with champagne before you've digested what you already have in you can definitely "get you there" quicker.

Veuve Clicquot (pronounced Vuuv Cleek-oh). It's absolutely delicious. You can get the yellow label for around $40 a bottle.
This was my grandmother's favorite, and it's tasty. I'm a fan of Moet and Chandon White Star, which if I remember isn't too expensive either ($30-40/bottle, if not less). I went cheap and got Korbel Brut (which is a sparkling white since it's not from the Champagne region of France). It's not bad for $12-$14/bottle. I can't find myself getting anything cheaper than Korbel unless I'm making mimosas...