One of the perks of my job is tasting vast amounts of delicious wines . Tonight at the finewine.com store we held our annual Champagne Tasting class. We poured eight high end champagnes , all of which were lovely. The highlight of the night was tasting a bottle of Salon (vintage 1999), an ultra-exclusive champagne in which only 36 vintages have been produced since its founding in 1905. We popped the magnum, which retails for $600 a bottle. And yes, it tasted like heaven. (A more budget-friendly option is Salon's baby sister, Delamotte).
My favorite was actually the Jean Vesselle Oeil de Perdrix (translates to “Eye of the Partridge”). It’s a Pinot Noir-based Champagne that has a very unique, vivacious red-fruit flavor. My co-worker Dorian and I are bringing it to bring to our NYE soiree (also because we can’t afford the Salon…a girl can dream).
My favorite was actually the Jean Vesselle Oeil de Perdrix (translates to “Eye of the Partridge”). It’s a Pinot Noir-based Champagne that has a very unique, vivacious red-fruit flavor. My co-worker Dorian and I are bringing it to bring to our NYE soiree (also because we can’t afford the Salon…a girl can dream).
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