So with a mock groan which made her laugh again, Neddy ordered the champagne.
The fact that this young woman had never moistened the selvedge edge of her soul with a less plebeian tipple than champagne, had a marked and subduing effect on Harris.
Tramp Abroad
The car of the balloon was small and neat, some bags of ballast the untidiest of its contents, and he had found a light folding-table and put it at his elbow, and on that was a glass with champagne. And about him, above and below, was space--such a clear emptiness and silence of space as only the aeronaut can experience.
He felt, in the dark, in the locker, put his fingers in the Roman pie, and got some sandwiches, and he also opened rather successfully a half-bottle of champagne. That warmed and restored him, he grumbled at Grubb about the matches, wrapped himself up warmly on the locker, and dozed for a time.
The War in the Air
The host had not quite so good a bargain as he at first hoped for, but he made amends by slipping in two bottles of Anjou wine instead of two bottles of
champagne.
Three Musketeers
Philip filled her glass, hoping that
champagne would make her more affable; he was anxious that his little jaunt should be a success.
Of Human Bondage
A footman had poured
champagne into their glasses, and Lady Ruth talked easily enough the jargon of the moment.
The Malefactor
Sabin's attention was directed solely to one group of men who stood a short distance away before the counter drinking
champagne. The central person of the group was a big man, with an unusually large neck, a fat pale face, a brown moustache tinged with grey, and a voice and laugh like a fog-horn.
The Yellow Crayon
Although, he works with many news organizations,
Champagne owns the rights to his illustrations.
Behind the sketches: as the official courtroom artist of the Robert Durst trial, illustrator Tony O. Champagne gives E&P a glimpse inside his work
But the choice has never been greater; from
Champagne to cava and prosecco to a multitude of bubblies from Europe and across the world.
The best of the bubblies
New York (AirGuide Features - Inside Air Travel) Thu, Jul 10, 2014 The idea of
Champagne conjures up feelings of good living, elegance, sociability, and somehow that only the best in life is good enough.
Facts you may not know about Champagne
UP TO PS20 | Monsigny Rose
Champagne (75cl), Aldi, PS13.99 (while stocks last) Aubert et Fils
Champagne (7cl), Co-op, PS14.99 (on offer until Feb 25) Brut
Champagne, Waitrose, PS19.99 Comte de Brismand
Champagne Brut (75cl), Lidl, PS12.99 Nicolas Feuillate Brut
Champagne (75cl), Tesco, PS14.99 (on offer until Feb 25) Signature
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In just a matter of days, Americans will partake of that always festive, sometimes sloppy tradition of popping open a bottle of
champagne. Nobody knows how many of us will have a sip of bubbly this New Year's, but the best estimate stands at 360 million glasses.
More better bubbly: for the last 45 years, Moet & Chandon has been attempting to make champagne accessible for us cheap Americans
CHAMPAGNE and Formula One have a very historic relationship.
ADDING FIZZ TO GRAND PRIX RACING
Of the grapes used, chardonnay is the only permitted white grape in
champagne, and it gives the acidity and forward fruit that lends longevity to the wine.
Rose champagnes are no longer sweet, and they are no longer frivolous