I am beginning my ten-day journey to Paris, the Champagne Region of France and Belgium. I am flying “l’Espace Affaires”/Business Class from Toronto to Paris, and looking forward to the “Business Class” travel experience with Air France. Settling into a large comfortable seat with a welcoming glass of Champagne, a copy of the Air France […]
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I didn’t waste any time, I just landed in Paris – I dropped off my luggage and headed to the 9th arrondissement to have lunch with Ryan Ebner, a BNP Paribas Analyst. He’s an expat Canadian living and working in France and thoroughly enjoying it. Ryan and I both picked Bouillon Chartier to meet for
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Deep below a lush landscape of ripening Champagne grapes, Thierry Gasco, the master vintner for Pommery, ran his finger over the shoulders of a dark green bottle that looked just like the thousands of others reposing in his chilly subterranean cellars. But to the practiced hand and eye, there is a subtle, if potentially significant,
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Halewood International is set to launch a limited edition commemorative label Prince William Champagne to celebrate the forthcoming royal wedding. The Champagne is expected to retail for about £25.
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Moët & Chandon has launched exclusive champagne of both the 2011 Golden Globes® (January 16) and Academy Awards® (February 27), with the debut of Moët & Chandon Impérial bottle to celebrate Moët’s 20th anniversary with the Globes. Champagne and cinema has become a loved tradition in Hollywood. During the 2010 Golden Globes®, over 1,000 Moët
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Armand de Brignac has released the largest bottle of luxury Champagne: “Midas”, a massive 30-liter vessel (equivalent to 40 regular-sized 750ml bottles) and weighing in at 100 pounds. The name “Midas comes” from King Midas (Greek mythology – having the ability to turn whatever he touched to gold). The first Midas bottle of Armand de
Scarlett Johannsson has been the face of Moet & Chandon Champagne since 2009. The latest campaign just arrived in time for the Hollywood awards season to kick into high gear with Sunday night’s Golden Globes. “This new campaign highlights a return to the immutable elegance and glamour that are inherent to both Moet and Scarlett,”
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So … which do you prefer? Great Bordeaux or bulk crude oil? The answer depends on your perspective, I think. For drinking there is no choice — red wine trumps black gold. No doubt about it. Demand and Supply Always Apply But how about if you look at the choice from an investment perspective? The
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Is for you to have 12 Months of Happiness 52 Weeks of Fun 365 Days of Success 8760 Hours of Good Health 52600 Minutes of Good Luck 3153600 Seconds of Joy, and Lots of Champagne! Liz Palmer
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