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Grower Champagne (and the Marie Antoinette Glass):
From Zott’s beer garden in California’s beautiful Portola Valley, Mark Oldman clues you in to the iconoclastic and oft-overlooked delights of “grower champagne.” These are “indie Champagnes” known for their high quality and interesting flavors.
Champagne and other sparklers pair perfectly with a wide array of food, not the least of which are french fries. Mark also recommends drinking bubbly from the rare, breast-inspired coupe, a glass once prized for its glamour but now hard to find![grower champagne](http://tc.sinaimg.cn/maxwidth.800/tc.service.weibo.com/www_ltsbbs_com/1ec94ee212f3b054b8e99944918aca74.gif)
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Featured Grower Champagne:
Pierre Peters Cuvee Reserve Brut Blanc de Blancs NV ($60)
Other Key Grower Champagnes:
Egly-Ouriet
Guy Larmandier
Jacques Selosse
Paul Bara
Paul Gimmonet
Rene Geoffrey
Tarlant
Vilmart
Featured Glass:
Schott Zwiesel “Saucer Champagne” glass
(Schott Zwiesel is pronounced: Shot ZWEE zel)
look for it at Pottery Barn, Sur La Table, or online
“Poosh It!”