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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (41715)	1/4/1999 12:16:00 PM
From: HB	of 132070

Skeets, I think the super expensive champagnes are supposedly often a waste of money... often not as good as the cheaper bottlings from the same producers. Bollinger's one of my favorite's, shouldn't be much more than $32 even at a fancy boutiquey store... maybe you can do better at your local Booz 'R Us. Big and flavorful, not your ethereal style. For about $10, you can get New Mexico's (I kid you not!) Gruet Brut, which is pretty good and French-styled (made by some French expats) although you may want to hold it for a year or two as it gets toastier and mellower with age.... If you pay much more than 30 bucks for champagne, you risk big disappointment.... even if it tastes pretty good, if you paid $100 it's bound to disappoint! Happy New Year to all... HB

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