Options Galore: We found a bonanza of outstanding wines from Champagne in our annual blind tasting

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Issue: December 31, 1995

December 31, 1995 Options Galore We found a bonanza of outstanding wines from Champagne in our annual blind tasting By Jim Gordon Bordeaux can release a watery vintage, Burgundy can be ravaged by rain or rot, but Champagne is always there when you need it, in good years and bad.

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