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6480172 No.6480172[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

>it's not real champagne unless it comes from the champagne region of france.

does /ck/ agree?

>> No.6480182

That is true by definition.
Doesn't mean it's better than other frizzantes

>> No.6480188

>>6480172
>The word Champagne represents more than a name. It denotes a specific wine growing place.
Which Champagne do you like OP?

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6480195

>>6480172
>Shitposting by presenting non-pleb opinions as 'fedoric' is risqué and amusing!

Does /ck/ agree?

>> No.6480200

>>6480188
OP here
I don't drink Champagne, it's hard to get in the North West and is expensive. I'm probably not refined enough to appreciate it tbh.

>> No.6480210

>>6480200
Cheer up. At least you have soda in abundance.

>> No.6480211

That is the actual definition of champagne. Everyone agrees on this, it was settled long ago. What /ck/ thinks, or what you think, is irrelevant.

There is a term "méthode champenoise" which is what anyone who has the slightest clue about wine says when referring to champagne-style wines made in other parts of the world, e.g. New Mexico or California, which both make pretty decent wine in that style. You may not be aware of this, but there are also other styles of sparkling with that are not made in that method, and do not taste like champagne.

Of course you seem like one of those people who hasn't really tasted much wine, but maybe saw a funny 15 minute Penn & Teller about wine and this gave you enough information to toss off a few smart-ass remarks about this, as you do with most other topics on which you are completely ignorant.

>> No.6480226

>It's not a real Band-Aid unless it's manufactured by Johnson & Johnson

>it's not Styrofoam unless it's non-extruded polystyrne made by Dow chemical company.

>It's not Kleenex unless it's made by the Kimbery-Clarke company

>it's not Scotch tape unless it's made by 3M

>Jell-o, KoolAide, Play Doh, onesies, porta-potty, popsicle, post its, speedos, vaseline, dry ice, cellophane, wet naps, thermos, escalators, zippers, yo-yos, video tape...

Jesus fuck OP if you really want to march off on this crusade to make people stop calling sparkling wines "champagne", you've got a few other brands to tackle, too.

>> No.6480229

South of England actually makes some pretty good whiz pop these days.

>> No.6480244

Champagne (region) is only 300 km from my home.
While I have a few nice ones in my cellar, I always prefer a good Crémant, or Cava instead of a bad champagne.

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>>6480211
>There is a term "méthode champenoise" which is what anyone who has the slightest clue about wine says when referring to champagne-style wines made in other parts of the world
Meme tier lol

>> No.6480261

>>6480172
it's not unique, we have a peasant underclass in the UK as well. You're not alone by any means.

>> No.6480262

>>6480211
>What /ck/ thinks, or what you think, is irrelevant.

I don't think it's irrelevant because people are making Champagne here in the USA, marketing it as such and people buy it.

>> No.6480275

>>6480182
This

>> No.6480276

>>6480262
>people are making Champagne here in the USA
please see the OP.
Thank You.

>> No.6480280

OFFICIAL CHAMPAGNE POWER RANKINGS
1. Dom Perignon
2. Veuve Cliquot
3. Perrier Joulet
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40. Moet et Chandon
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9001. Martini & Rossi
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9000001. Barefoot
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90000000001. Andre