Has to be Veuve Clicquot's.
Which is actually not that surprising, considering that they do make the best champagne otherwise too. So if you haven't given pink champagne a try yet, I suggest you start with this one!
(pic from Fifi Flowers)
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Showing posts with label pink champagne. Show all posts
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Pink champagne glasses
If pink champagne isn't your thing as much as regular champagne, you can also add a pink touch to your festivities by using pink champagne glasses.
I would not recommend putting pink champagne into pink champagne glasses, however, that's a bit too much and "too Barbie". So let your rule of thumb be:
Regular champagne = goes well with pink champagne glasses
Pink champagne = should be poured into clear champagne glasses only.
These pink and heartshaped champagne glasses are just adorable if you ask me! And perfect for Valentine's Day!
But for a more grown up and classy look, just a pink detail on the glasses can be enough too...
(pics from Drink Stuff, Sweet Pea Events and The Gilded Touch)
I would not recommend putting pink champagne into pink champagne glasses, however, that's a bit too much and "too Barbie". So let your rule of thumb be:
Regular champagne = goes well with pink champagne glasses
Pink champagne = should be poured into clear champagne glasses only.
These pink and heartshaped champagne glasses are just adorable if you ask me! And perfect for Valentine's Day!
But for a more grown up and classy look, just a pink detail on the glasses can be enough too...
(pics from Drink Stuff, Sweet Pea Events and The Gilded Touch)
Pink champagne
A great way to add some pink of the festive kind to your life is to get a bottle of pink champagne and keep in the house, until you drink it of course.
Pink champagne can also be called rose, and basically, it tastes just like regular champagne, but is made in a more complicated way. Both red and green grapes are used in the process, while only green grapes are used for regular champagne.
Cheers!
(pics from Drinks Daily and Flowers Delivery UK)
Pink champagne can also be called rose, and basically, it tastes just like regular champagne, but is made in a more complicated way. Both red and green grapes are used in the process, while only green grapes are used for regular champagne.
Cheers!
(pics from Drinks Daily and Flowers Delivery UK)
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