“Gentlemen, in the little moment that remains to us between the crisis and the catastrophe, we may as well drink a glass of Champagne.” Paul laudel
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“I am easily satisfied with the best.”
“I am easily satisfied with the best.”
Winston Churchill, on Champagne
“I like Champagne because it always tastes as if my foot’s asleep.”
“I like Champagne because it always tastes as if my foot’s asleep.”
Art Buchwald, columnist
“I have yet to discover a dish that will not come alive in the presence of Champagne.”
“I have yet to discover a dish that will not come alive in the presence of Champagne.”
Anistatia R Miller, author of Champagne Cocktailsc
“I have had too little, and I have had too much, but I will never have enough Champagne.”
“I have had too little, and I have had too much, but I will never have enough Champagne.”
Jared M. Brown, author of Champagne Cocktails
“There’s no such thing as a waste of Champagne. Champagne is the ultimate luxury. It’s made for excess.”
“There’s no such thing as a waste of Champagne. Champagne is the ultimate luxury. It’s made for excess.”
Jared M. Brown, author of Champagne Cocktails
“Don’t worry about calling for me. Just pop a cork loudly enough and I’ll come running.”
“Don’t worry about calling for me. Just pop a cork loudly enough and I’ll come running.”
Anistatia R Miller, author of Champagne Cocktails
“She fits that dress like a cork fits a Champagne bottle.” Jared M. Brown,
“She fits that dress like a cork fits a Champagne bottle.”
Jared M. Brown, author of Champagne Cocktails
“Even cobwebs become exalted when they adorn bottles of Champagne.”
“Even cobwebs become exalted when they adorn bottles of Champagne.”
Jared M. Brown, author of Champagne Cocktails
We desparately rifled through the cupboards, hoping in vain that the
“We desparately rifled through the cupboards, hoping in vain that the retreating troops had left so much as a crust of bread. It was then that I heard Fitzpatrick cry out. Behind a false wall in a small closet was a case of champagne. Dark green bottles nested in dusty straw. They had somehow survived months of bombing, looting by two armies, only to fall victim to a pair of parched deserters when peace was so close at hand.”