Have you ever drank Bollinger, Dom Perigon or Taittinger Champagne

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  • LexiLexi LondonPosts: 3,000MI6 Agent
    Moet is good if you find the bubbles get up your nose with other Champagnes. I like Veuve Clicquot too, top stuff.

    Is it pronounced moat or mow-ay?

    Mo-aye darling.... never mo-et, crickey that is a hanging offence :))

    Mumm is pretty damn good too.... but you can't beat Tesco Cava for the price... it's on special at the mo, and I'm enjoying a glass as I type -{
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  • toutbruntoutbrun Washington, USAPosts: 1,501MI6 Agent
    Roederer, La Grande Dame or most Blanc de blanc. I hope you had all Blanc de blanc.
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  • AdamCarterJonesAdamCarterJones UKPosts: 303MI6 Agent
    I don't usually drink at all, but I have tried a lot of champagne.
    My favourite is Bollinger and it has nothing to do with the Bond connection like some friends of mine seem to think.

    It's the only one that goes down easy - maybe that is a bad thing!? :))

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  • Moonraker 5Moonraker 5 Ayrshire, ScotlandPosts: 1,821MI6 Agent
    Lexi wrote:
    Mo-aye darling.... never mo-et, crickey that is a hanging offence :))
    Oh, it most certainly is not!! Quite the opposite, in fact! :v Moët et Chandon is indeed a French company and based in the Champagne region, but Moët is not a French name - it is Dutch - and therefore does not have a silent 't'. In the French language, even if there were no umlaut to force the 't' out, (Moet), the 't' would still be heard because of the following word 'et'.

    The correct pronunciation, is M'wett.

    Freddie Mercury misled everyone on Killer Queen, I'm afraid. :D
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  • Napoleon PluralNapoleon Plural LondonPosts: 10,488MI6 Agent
    Hmm, that's a bit like valay or valette... (valet) some argue either is the superior way for those in the know.

    Problem is, while I'm grateful to Moonie for correcting this, it would be very hard to say M'wett and then not get into a one-upmanship game with someone in real life about the pronunciation.
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  • LexiLexi LondonPosts: 3,000MI6 Agent
    Lexi wrote:
    Mo-aye darling.... never mo-et, crickey that is a hanging offence :))
    Oh, it most certainly is not!! Quite the opposite, in fact! :v Moët et Chandon is indeed a French company and based in the Champagne region, but Moët is not a French name - it is Dutch - and therefore does not have a silent 't'. In the French language, even if there were no umlaut to force the 't' out, (Moet), the 't' would still be heard because of the following word 'et'.

    The correct pronunciation, is M'wett.

    Freddie Mercury misled everyone on Killer Queen, I'm afraid. :D

    :)) :))

    If I asked for some M'wett - I'd probably be given a very funny look and told to look down the 'feminine product' isle!!

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  • LoeffelholzLoeffelholz The United States, With LovePosts: 8,998Quartermasters
    Lexi wrote:
    Lexi wrote:
    Mo-aye darling.... never mo-et, crickey that is a hanging offence :))
    Oh, it most certainly is not!! Quite the opposite, in fact! :v Moët et Chandon is indeed a French company and based in the Champagne region, but Moët is not a French name - it is Dutch - and therefore does not have a silent 't'. In the French language, even if there were no umlaut to force the 't' out, (Moet), the 't' would still be heard because of the following word 'et'.

    The correct pronunciation, is M'wett.

    Freddie Mercury misled everyone on Killer Queen, I'm afraid. :D

    :)) :))

    If I asked for some M'wett - I'd probably be given a very funny look and told to look down the 'feminine product' isle!!

    You learn something new everyday...

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  • Napoleon PluralNapoleon Plural LondonPosts: 10,488MI6 Agent
    Lexi wrote:
    Lexi wrote:
    Mo-aye darling.... never mo-et, crickey that is a hanging offence :))
    Oh, it most certainly is not!! Quite the opposite, in fact! :v Moët et Chandon is indeed a French company and based in the Champagne region, but Moët is not a French name - it is Dutch - and therefore does not have a silent 't'. In the French language, even if there were no umlaut to force the 't' out, (Moet), the 't' would still be heard because of the following word 'et'.

    The correct pronunciation, is M'wett.

    Freddie Mercury misled everyone on Killer Queen, I'm afraid. :D

    :)) :))

    If I asked for some M'wett - I'd probably be given a very funny look and told to look down the 'feminine product' isle!!

    You learn something new everyday...

    Yeah... that Lexi's a chav!!! :D {:)

    BTW Louis Chaudrey (or something) is half price at M&S, any thoughts?
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