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whitleybay
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Champagne question
      #272587 - 07/12/2008 11:49

Christmas bubbly is a must in our house(followed by 2 panadol and a glass of water!)Has anyone tried the Asda special offer champagne yet? Down from £20- £10 a bottle?
Is it worth it?

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whitleybay
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Re: Champagne question [Re: whitleybay]
      #272685 - 07/12/2008 17:30

Well as no one has posted I am away to open a bottle and find out.LOL

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Anne62
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Re: Champagne question [Re: whitleybay]
      #272693 - 07/12/2008 17:39

Hi whitleybay, maybe the heavy drinkers are all still nursing thier hangovers form CG!! Is Asda's champagne their own make? I have been buying champagne from Tesco's everytime its been on special Nicholas Frullier or however its spelt, and yesterday I bought another bottle of the stuff,it was reduced to £17. I feel like Cilla, from white wine to champagne!! i think that i will be in for a few Panadol's this christmas too.So,did it taste good when you took a full glass. large glass I hope!!

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gillian57
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Re: Champagne question [Re: Anne62]
      #272784 - 07/12/2008 19:28

For those who don't like champagne but like bubbles Prosecco is much nicer. M & S do a good one as does Oddbins. On special at Oddbins so just bought 6 bottes for £40. Hic.....

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Genie_J
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Re: Champagne question [Re: gillian57]
      #272794 - 07/12/2008 19:33

Has anyone tried the Prosecco from Lidl its lovely and really cheap

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Sella_Vee
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Re: Champagne question [Re: gillian57]
      #272799 - 07/12/2008 19:38

I've always found Asda's Cava to my liking, so I hope the Champagne is good. I didn't know it was on offer.

Whitleybay, let us know what it's like as soon as you can see straight enough to type !


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wispa
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Re: Champagne question [Re: Sella_Vee]
      #272824 - 07/12/2008 19:57

I love Prosecco! Even more than Champagne, and it's cheaper too!

Another vote for the Lidl one!

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Foxie
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Re: Champagne question [Re: wispa]
      #272882 - 07/12/2008 20:42

Mr F bought 6 bottles of rose Prosecco from M&S today. It was down £2.00 per bottle plus an extra 10% if you bought 6 bottles.

We will use it when our neighbours come in for Christmas drinks.

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redpoppy
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Re: Champagne question [Re: Foxie]
      #274638 - 09/12/2008 21:02

What,all 6 bottles Foxie?! Your neighbours sound just like mine!
Thanks for all the tips girls.


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whitleybay
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Re: Champagne question [Re: redpoppy]
      #274695 - 09/12/2008 22:14

BUY THE £10 BOTTLES!
It is a lovely bottle of bubbly Ladies called Francois de Razy- or similar! Red label. Asda
Last yeay liked Ayala from M+S.
Love Prosecco too. How about a forum in Venice? I would be first on that list!

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Flutterfly
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Re: Champagne question [Re: whitleybay]
      #274734 - 10/12/2008 00:30

I love prosecco too, so will hot foot it to Lidl to see what they have!

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Beba
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Re: Champagne question [Re: Flutterfly]
      #275011 - 10/12/2008 11:10

Noooo. Never trust a Prosecco wich is not a DOC or DOP, never spend less than 7/8 € a bottle.
Seen the drinking habits in North Europe you'll have to expect a guaranteed headache. Sorry.
If you can, try Cartizze instead, the king of Prosecco. Fresh and vivacious aperitif but with a 11.5 % alcohol content.
Eat something together, you won't get drunk before lunch...

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citygirl
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Re: Champagne question [Re: Beba]
      #283771 - 18/12/2008 19:21

Thanks for that Beba, I love Prosecco too (& Champagne & Cava, love all the bubbles) since learning (trying, very hard) to speak Italian. With Champagne I can tell the differences between the brands but not with Prosecco, all tastes the same but I've only tried the supermarket brands.

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Re: Champagne question [Re: citygirl]
      #284057 - 19/12/2008 07:42

Tesco are selling "Alfred Carpentier" champagne at £9.98 a bottle. I tried it a couple of years ago and it was very good. Bought 3 so far.

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