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n. Fine French brandy from the Champagne region.
Usage examples of "fine champagne".
Colorful little vegetables and piquant dips, meat pies in airy pastries, something that looked like tiny popovers and tasted like heaven, finger-size columns of bread smelling of herbs and cheese, a dessert of brownies and lemon bars, and enough fine champagne to put them all on the wrong side of the law.
Clemantine followed, while Lot trailed behind, feeling half drunk on her presence, as if on fine champagne.
Buckled into a monster because his feeble little personality can't stand the pressure of Navy standards- This is fine champagne, by the bye, pity you don't appreciate it- But Steve, the real Navy is a tight little father-and-son group.
I wanted fine champagne and uncut cocaine, Hawaiian herb and big screen TVs.
It was an authentic haunt, meant for adults, celebrations, and laughter that burst like the bubbles in fine champagne.
She poured two glasses of the fine champagne and handed one to Rich.
He enquired patronizingly for the excellent Hubbards, asked his hostess if she did not mean to give him a drop of tea and a cigarette, remarked that he need not ask if Hermione was still closeted with the dress-maker, and, on the waiter's coming in answer to his ring, ordered the tea himself, and added a request for fine champagne.
He would also have poured down an eye-opener consisting of half a water glass of fine Champagne brandy.
She had developed a taste for fine champagne, from the governmental functions she attended with the governor.