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Heidsieck Monopole Champagne
Heidsieck Monopole Poster
 Heidsieck Monopole
What and Where: One of the cheapest of the famous names and it is often discounted further. It sells in vast quantities and you get what you pay for, although the vintage often looks like a bargain.
What does it taste like? Simple, fruity, frothy. You'll hardly notice it, which may not be a bad thing.
Should you be seen drinking it? Only with your hand over the label, or on those desperate-for-a-drink occasions.

Champagne House Website: none that I could find.
Range Includes: Blue Top, Little Blue Top, Green Top, Red Top, Rosé Top, 1ers Crus, Extra Dry, Gold Top Millesime.

Prices: Blue Top NV Oddbins £24.99
Green Top and Red Top also available

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Posted on June 23, 2005 1:50 PM •

This entry Champagne: Heidsieck Monopole. is under Champagne & Sparkling Wine



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From: Cam Wheeler (June 24, 2005 1:08 AM)

I believe the official website is at http://www.vranken.net/indexgb.htm



From: Andrew (June 24, 2005 1:38 AM)

Well done Cam, you are indeed correct. The website at least explains the differences (its all in the blend) between the various coloured 'tops'.



From: Steve Thompson (June 24, 2005 9:27 AM)

Just a month ago both Hyde Park Barracks and Windsor Barracks Officers Mess's picked Heidsieck Monopole Blue top to be their champagne. The choice was out of 4 others within the £17.00 to £25.00 mark