The EK Wine Thread
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My bet is DP stays for a long time…unless there are changes at Chateau Arnault…
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They could do vintage or La Grande Dame Veuve (I don't particularly care for NV Veuve (nor DP frankly) but have enjoyed some vintages, never tried LGD).
Maybe even throw in a Ruinart BdB (do they have vintage?)
Maybe even throw in a Ruinart BdB (do they have vintage?)
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They currently have vintage Veuve in J, at least on the SFO flights....
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And wouldn’t be LGPS unless EK or LVMH were to end the LVMH partnership which I think is really unlikely. I think Krug is only brand they have with the aligned positioning amongst EK’s F/J customer base, shall we say, and I wonder if LVMH has sufficient production for it that they’d release in such bulk to an airline.
My bet is DP stays for a long time…unless there are changes at Chateau Arnault…
My bet is DP stays for a long time…unless there are changes at Chateau Arnault…
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+1 on Veuve. Ruinart would be a great alternative. Ruinart BdB in J and Dom Ruinart vintage in F.
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QR was putting this in the same cabin as they usually serve Krug, let's just say expectations were high. I don't think it came to even the standard of most big houses' vintage champagnes.

