Thanks for the reply. Can you suggest a minimally priced Champagne? How
much does one have to spend to get something reasonably decent? Also, what
are good examples of the others you mention. CA would be fine. I realize
this is subject, I'm looking for opinions to start with.

Dan


"DaleW" > wrote in message
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> Congratulations!
> As Ken says, for $10 there are no Champagnes. But lots of good
> Proseccos, some good Cavas, a few Loire bubblies, and some good CA
> bubblies. And one good NM bubbly, Gruet.
> If you can, why not locate a few to sample and decide what you like?
>
> Dan wrote:
>> My wife & I are looking for a nice dry Champagne in the $10/bottle range
>> for
>> our wedding ceremony. Any suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Dan
>