Sentence examples for champagne about from inspiring English sources

Those registering at wine shops are cautioned to keep in mind that if they register only for, say, expensive bottles of Veuve Clicquot's La Grande Dame Champagne (about $120 each), they are likely to end up with quite a few more pots and pans than they were anticipating.

A meal for two, with glasses of Champagne, about £75, or $111 at $1.48 to the pound.

IS IT the veep on "Veep," bragging over a glass of Champagne about winning some hard-fought changes in the Senate's filibuster rules?

"In St . Louis we popped champagne about every year.

"That is not what I think Champagne is about," he said, adding that his greatest nightly (yes, nightly) luxury is sharing a bottle of the stuff with his companion, Charles Fagan.

They still make up only a tiny percentage of the overall Champagne market-about four percent as of 2011 -- but represent some of the best values.

Betty and Kristin together, Betty singing about "starlight and champagne", Kristin about "dead rabbits and blow jobs", even more so.

For true Champagne lovers, how about a couple of superb bottles from two rising stars?

If you don't like buying coffee for a beggar, how about Champagne?

That's what these effervescent forms seem to be about: Champagne, esprit and the Folies-Bergère.

As much about Champagne itself as about the woman who helped elevate it to celebrity status, "The Widow Clicquot" reveals that the wine's history is as filled with faux folklore as a glass of it is with tiny bubbles.