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A question about champagne? Pol Roger 1990 Brut Chardonnay
Hello,
I came across a 1990 Pol Roger Brut Chardonnay today when I was at the store. I can not find any mention of this bottle anywhere on the net. Does anyone know how much a bottle like this would fetch? They have it listed at the same price as the 1998 Pol Roger Extra Cuvee de Reserve. I was always under the impression that 1990 was a great year for champagne.... |
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A question about champagne? Pol Roger 1990 Brut Chardonnay
Prices seem to range from $80-120.
I recently had this. Apparently I didn't list the "brut chardonnay", just as a blanc de blanc, http://groups.google.com/group/alt.f...5806423975da56 Douglas Calvert wrote: > Hello, > I came across a 1990 Pol Roger Brut Chardonnay today when I was at the > store. I can not find any mention of this bottle anywhere on the net. > Does anyone know how much a bottle like this would fetch? They have it > listed at the same price as the 1998 Pol Roger Extra Cuvee de Reserve. > I was always under the impression that 1990 was a great year for > champagne.... |
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A question about champagne? Pol Roger 1990 Brut Chardonnay
Wasn't Pol Roger the juice Winston used to gargle with. IIRC vintage Pol was
yeasty and fat---properly stored it could give pleasure for 4 decades, 2 more decades if you are from the U.K. "DaleW" > wrote in message ups.com... > Prices seem to range from $80-120. > I recently had this. Apparently I didn't list the "brut chardonnay", > just as a blanc de blanc, > > http://groups.google.com/group/alt.f...5806423975da56 > > Douglas Calvert wrote: > > Hello, > > I came across a 1990 Pol Roger Brut Chardonnay today when I was at the > > store. I can not find any mention of this bottle anywhere on the net. > > Does anyone know how much a bottle like this would fetch? They have it > > listed at the same price as the 1998 Pol Roger Extra Cuvee de Reserve. > > I was always under the impression that 1990 was a great year for > > champagne.... > |
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A question about champagne? Pol Roger 1990 Brut Chardonnay
"Joe \"Beppe\"Rosenberg" > wrote:
> IIRC vintage Pol [Roger] was yeasty and fat---properly stored it > could give pleasure for 4 decades, 2 more decades if you are > from the U.K. ;-) M. |
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A question about champagne? Pol Roger 1990 Brut Chardonnay
"Joe "Beppe"Rosenberg" wrote .....
> Wasn't Pol Roger the juice Winston used to gargle with. That will be *Sir Winston* to you, you irreverant ex-colonial **** !!!!! > Properly stored it could give pleasure for 4 decades, > 2 more decades if you are from the U.K. > Very much correct - the 1945 Champagnes are still drinking very well!!!!! -- Lord St.Helier; (VW & Bar; DCM; ) |
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