Unable to contain myself, I have returned to my frequent thematic stomping ground of farmer fizz.
Just up, a guest post scribed by me for my friend Scott Reiner's blog, The Wine Explorer.
In the meantime, I shall sedately relax from the pleasant aftereffects of a few bottles of Lassaigne (07 Papilles Insolites, 06 Le Cotet) and Selosse (Rosé) shared last night with a pair of similarly champagne-hoovering friends.
8 comments:
I continue to live the Champagne life, vicariously, through your most excellent notes, while consoling myself with a 2000 José Michel Millésime. It's a dark and lonely job, as I'm sure you know.
Very interesting, I love champaign!
wow, look at that, I'm already drooling, great color, looks tasteful!! i love it
Champagne is surely one of lifes greatest pleasures...
I love that champagne glasses. Looks so classic.
Which one was your favorite?
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