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Written By: Classic Wines team on Thu, Sep 6th 2007
For those of you who enjoy Champagne, but not to incur the cost - today we are tasting a perfect alternative. If you are going to get a Sparkling Wine, why not get one that's as close to the terroir of Champagne.rnrnToday, we taste two Sparklers from Burgundy - a Grand Reserve Brut and a Blanc de Noirs.
