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Champagne Coupes

angeldelight · 2008-02-09 23:07:09

Does anyone know somewhere in Dublin I can buy nice but reasonably priced set of these champagne glasses? The wide ones, not the flutes. Thanks :)

09-02-2008 11:07pm

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Does anyone know somewhere in Dublin I can buy nice but reasonably priced set of these champagne glasses? The wide ones, not the flutes. Thanks

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#2 09-02-2008 11:15pm

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I got cheap ones in All Rooms in Liffey Street. It was a few years ago, though.

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#3 14-02-2008 2:27am

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I'd hazzard a guess at Odbins on Baggot St. They used sell them a few years back, not sure if they still do though. Worth a visit.

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#4 14-02-2008 12:55pm

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i'd say habitat or arnotts

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#5 14-02-2008 6:29pm

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Thank you, I'll have a look in those places, if anyone has any other suggestions that'd be great too

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#6 26-02-2008 2:00pm

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I don't want to harsh your buzz, but those saucer type glasses are useless for Champagne. They detroy the bubbles an you'll find it goes flat before you've finished the glass.

Best way to serve it is in the classic flutes. Unless its cheap fizz, in which case I say go for it.;)

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#7 26-02-2008 3:22pm

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nonemoreblack wrote: »

you'll find it goes flat before you've finished the glass.

Not in my gaff

The coupes are a bugger to store if your glassware space is limited: very inefficient.

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