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Corks are for popping

Corks are for popping

Taittinger Brut Réserve

We ordinarily don’t drop fat cash on wine. But for champagne, we splurge. Why? Because when we drink champagne, we are celebrating. And, we at G@H get serious about celebration. If it’s worth toasting, it’s worth a little luxury.

Don’t get it twisted: we’re not ordering bottles of Dom Perignon. First, it’s not that great. Second, it shatters the ideal price point. You can secure a mighty excellent champagne for around $50.

Taittinger Brut Réserve

We recently marked a loved one’s work milestone with a bottle of Taittinger Brut Réserve. It’s pleasantly crisp and dry with light hints of peach and honey. The logo features an armored knight. Also, the bottle comes in a styling box. We bought it for $40 at Costco. All boxes, checked.

Of course, if can’t find anything else, you can get a whole bunch of Mum’s.

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