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KobeRe-Loaded
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Best Champagne for Mimosas?
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Thinking of Brut Prestige
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You want dry, so yes, go with a brut, but don't spend on the champagne. Any intrinsic value in an upgrade is overpowered by the OJ.
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| 24 wrote: | | You want dry, so yes, go with a brut, but don't spend on the champagne. Any intrinsic value in an upgrade is overpowered by the OJ. |
Yep. A good, cheap champagne is Freixenet. It is very drinkable, should you be stuck with a few bottles after the guests leave. |
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