Morrisons’ Adrien Chopin Brut tops list followed by Waitrose’s Brut, while Moët & Chandon and Veuve Clicquot trail

An £18 own-brand champagne from Morrisons has claimed top place in an annual champagne taste test, beating competition from premium champagne houses, including Moët & Chandon, Veuve Clicquot and Lanson.

The supermarket’s Adrien Chopin Brut champagne was awarded the highest score of 82% in blind tasting of supermarket own-label and popular champagne brands, priced up to £36, by a panel of wine experts for the consumer group Which?. The experts were won over by the Morrisons’ bubbly, describing it as “golden champagne with stewed apple aromas, rich flavours and a hint of sweetness”.

Continue reading…

You May Also Like

Sainsbury’s: Staff and customers ‘want to wear masks’

Sainsbury’s director Clodagh Moriarty has said most of its staff and customers…

Shoppers race to Savers after spotting £2.49 Olaplex dupes – and people who’ve already tried them say they’re amazing

MONEY-SAVING shoppers have found a new haircare range at Savers which they…

Lloyd’s of London hit by loss after £6.2bn Covid payouts

Insurance market blames natural catastrophe claims and Brexit for hitting earnings alongside…

Why are people on pension credit better off than me? Steve Webb replies

As I retired this year, I was given the full pension of…