Tiny Bubbles
Champagne has to be one of the most popular holiday drinks. Almost everyone can afford a bottle and it's fun and cheery. It says celebration like no other drink. And personally - I love it!
But there is a reason champagne is elitist and fancy. There are champagnes that are so fantastic and so pricy that realistically only a few people can afford them. They are not readily available at every corner liquor store and they are available in limited amounts.
So if you are looking for over the top and out of this world look no more. Here is the list that can bring in 2012 with a big bang.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Bollinger Blanc de Noirs Vieilles Vignes Francaises 1997 about $ 650 per bottle
Krug, Clos Du Mesnil 1995 about $ 750 per bottle
Dom Perignon 1966 about $ 1,950 per bottle
Krug Clos d’Ambonnay 1995 about $ 3,500 per bottle
Cristal Brut 1990 “Methuselah” about $ 17,000 per bottle
... and ... the Holy Grail of champagne the Shipwreck 1907 Heidsieck which resently sold for $ 275,000 per bottle.



