CHAMPAGNE TASTE TEST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2020
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This comparison was made between sparkling wines with different sweetness and that could explain why korbel was the favourite. Being "Extra dry" it can reach the 12-17gr per litre of residual sugar (Rs).
The other two were champagnes with "Brut" level of sweetness (up to 12gr\L of Rs).
Maybe a Brut version of Korbel would have been the ideal.
Lol! Omg you are too funny karie!!!
Lol I was so thrown off and confused
Here watching! This is an ultimate Karie video 🤪
🤣🤣 so me
Hilarious love it!
Thanks!!
Korbel is not champagne. She always drinks it with OJ so she is not a champagne lover as you say. This is painful to watch.
Awww this sounds like so fun! No way could I get any right 😂
You should try between different beers and have dj poor them
@@JacquieManifests maybe you should follow my channel and see this is a regular thing. Move on troll
Love this
Kudos to Pat for coming up with this idea. So fun!
This is making me want to try it!
Yes do it do it
Love your shirt!!
Well, it looks obvious that you're not regular champagne drinkers, nor wine tasters. Korbel is not even a champagne, it's a sparkling wine from California that only use the same process as the real champagne does (cava from Spain, franciacorta from Italy and so on are also sparkling wines using la méthode champenoise, but are not champagne). Dom Pérignon is a beautiful champagne but you need to understand it in order to actually enjoy it. If you're not a champagne enthusiast better not wasting your money on such special bottles (which may look expensive compared with Korbel, but it has a decent quality-price balance). A more common champagne is Moët&Chandon brut Impérial, which is, by the way, the most complex wine in the world (each bottle contains tens or even hundreds of mixed wines to keep the same taste each year) and also, probably, the most easy-to-like champagne. Cheers!
I’d say we are regular champagne drinkers but limited varieties and definitely not experts! In time it would be fun to learn more of the process and different flavors within the champagnes, but for now, this was a fun experience to see how we would rank them blindly on taste! An expensive test for sure but you have to start somewhere. I’ll try the moet next!
@A9five Yes, Korbel is not even close to a veritable champagne but they use this label just to sell more. It's a marketing trick, as others use the formulation "Made after the original CHAMPAGNE methods" where word ´champagne´ is written with huge fonts...
@A9five Chandon is a marketing trick.
Oh this will be interesting!
You should try it
I can see why you chose the Korbel as the other two are brut's making the korbel stand out from its sweetness and low acidity. Next birthday you have to do it again with Krug, Salon, and Louis Roederer vintages! Also as a tip ditch the flutes and go with white wine glasses.
Well said!
Yep dump the flutes. Even red wine glasses are better.
Well said
I love mimosas too!
I live how pat came up with the idea!
Lol he needs to come up with more
Karie O’Neill probably not a good idea, my ideas always end up being way too expensive
The cheapest or most expensive! that’s awesome!
Lol 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
Definitely her type of video! 😂
Fire results.
Mine too, Karie! Like they say, "Korbel: for people who know Champagne!" Point taken right there.
I’ve only ever tried Champagne one time and it was in a little bottle at my bachelorette party!
Omg a $160 bottle of champagne?! You better like that!! Lol
Lol
I want to do this but with beer or wine. This is such a fun idea.
Use a proper wine glass to start with…
This is kind of hard!! But so interesting
Just had a 99 Dom New Years,it was unbelievable. A gift!! Love Korbel, been friendly with it for a long time.
Need to have a tasting challenge.
Which vintage was the Dom?
Korbel wins!!! Lol. I like korbel too 🤷🏼♀️
Yummm
This is cute.
I do like that pop of champagne though!
You guys should do more videos like this, love the content!!!! should i still go buy a Dom Perignon bottle???? its like 200 bucks : ( my birthday is coming up.
Yes, it tastes like stars ✨ happy early birthday
@@firasellouz2872 I ended up getting 3 really nice bottles. 1 = Piper Hiedsick Rare 2= Palmes D O'r 3 = Maille Les Echansons
Were those all served at room temperature or chilled??...
Of course korbel was your favorite 😂
I could tell where this was going by the type of water she’s drinking
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😂😂😂😂
I had a bottle of dom parignon last night worth $200. It does taste good and gets you buzzed
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Well, it’s like giving a Lamborghini to a kid who just got their driving license. Nothing wrong with it, you’re just not experienced enough to appreciate it. And drinking Dom Perignon in those glasses is like driving the Lamborghini on the first gear only.
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I would never know !!
Costco brand champagne is sooooo good! It’s $20 a bottle but I drink it straight no OJ :)
One detail what was not mentioned. Difference between extra dry and brut is level of sweetness. Extra dry is sweeter than brut. You compared wines from different categories... And if I'm right... You like more sweeter bubbly 😉
Do they make a sweet champagne like they do wine?
Yes e.g. Moet demi sec is a sweet champagne
I’ve had Andres and Korbels multiple times. Hell I’ve had Moet also but when i tasted Dom i fell in love lol
First I’d like to ask why you didn’t wait for me to be there to finish off the good bottles of champagne that you didn’t like. 😊
Second, I’ve had all three and Korbel is the only one I don’t like. Vueve is my favorite then Dom.
No champs left 😬
Korbel is NOT champagne. (Real) Champagne must be made in Champagne, France. Everything else is sparkling wine.
Also, the Korbel is EXTRA_DRY, which means it has MORE sugar in it than Brut. If you aren't accustomed to BRUT champagne, you will usually prefer the SWEETER beverage at first. My advice for comparisons: Only compare brut to another brut. There is even a big difference within the BRUT category, the Dom Perignon has about half the sugar (dosage) of that Veuve. Finally, use proper wine glasses and swirl the glass a little to compare good champagne. PS: And as a bonus, the Dom Perignon is a vintage champagne, vintage champagne differs more than the other two because those are non-vintage (blend of different vintages, usually very similar between bottles, that‘s the goal of non-vintage champagne). Dom Perignon on the other hand is always from one vintage. 1996, 2002, 2008 were very good years. Avoid 2010. 2012 could be good again (available soon). The vintage year is marked on the front label.
PPS: Here's a video with a good wine glass to properly test high-end Champagne: th-cam.com/video/IvPi0b9pAJc/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the knowledge. It was a fun video.
@@KarieNegus I just linked to it, it‘s not my video (but she knows a great deal about wine 😊)
Oh interesting, I definitely should have done more research on champagne before ever doing a blind tasting. What was I thinking? And the glasses too. I clearly have no idea what I was doing. So thankful people like you exist and can teach me everything! Don’t forget to subscribe and share!
@@patrickoneill2581 Even a lot of high-end restaurants still serve the wine in narrow flute glasses, it’s a common mistake. I just left the comment here in case you ever try expensive champagne again in the future 😃
Her favourite is the one she is most familiar with.
Yes, anyone who has ever attempted to give an unfamiliar food to a child for a special birthday treat would recognise these results.
Lol that’s funny that korbel wins!! I bet y’all like it the most because y’all are so used to it! But that’s definitely going to be cheaper for y’all lol
Korbel is not a champagne! Champagne are only made in "Champagne" France:)
She doesn’t trust this guy I’m sending a jokester something I’d do lol
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andre is ok for the price it has a pop off cap instead of cork i think ernest and julia gallo did that to keep carbonation in but good review i dont mind korbel
When Dom Perignon cost 164 quid 😂😂😂😂😂😂now it is 220.
Just shows how young you are in your wine tasting adventure. Everyone starts somewhere
Ok I’ve tried Dom Perignon And was not a fan - maybe it’s the price tag lol
Lol right such a waste
A larger glass would've done her some good.
Let her get her nose in it!
We need a do-over lol
Yessss I like your thinking
Omg this girl was my crush in elementary school. She is still very cute.
Korbel is not champagne! It is American sparkling
Notice how she never grabbed the glass from its stem
Never said I was a pro 🤷🏼♀️
Korbel is not champagne.
She is half blond, therefore it explains it all
She’s asking too many questions damn just drink up girl
It is stupid to say that DomP is a waste! You do not have the knowladge to know which one is a waste or not. You can say your personal preferences, but bot the quality!
Sorry but Kornel is not champagne. It's illegal to call Champagne what has not been made in champagne ... It would be like calling Bordeaux a wine made in San Diego it makes no sens :-(
Champagne is common parlance for any Sparkling Wine, especially those made in the traditional method. And there are Bordeaux blends from California labeled as Claret.
Lol good try!
Lol I thought I would for sure win
The other thing to keep in mind is that every bottle is different because it comes from different grapes. Even though they do try to have consistent flavour in NV champagne, you might buy a bottle of Veuve that you like and the next time you don't like. It's a natural process from natural products.
These people don't know in the slightrest what they're doing, look at the perlage, it's so clear which is which at a first glance
Korbel is not champagne tho.
Korbel is not champagne….
Korbel is a great champagne The expensive one is OK.. I prefer Korbel
Same!!! You’re my new best friend
Korbel is NOT a champagne. It's an American sparkling wine made a completely different way full of sugar.
If it’s not made in Champagne region of France then it’s not champagne. It’s quite simple. Korbel is claiming Méthode Champenoise which simply means the production goes through a second fermentation cycle. For instance, Prosecco only goes through one fermentation. Korbel does not play by the same rules as true champagne and well the grapes, soil and weather conditions are wildly different. This is elementary stuff tbh
Hand her the glass dummy
Not everyone has fine tastes I guess
Korbel made me sick
Dom Perignon is so smooth and refined
You definitely don’t know what you are talking about
I love korbel 🤷🏼♀️
So lame. Oh let me try this one sweet wine vs these two dry wines....oh i love this one sweet one more. Thats my fav and its the winner. Lame.
She usually has it with orange juice. (Uuggh..) If you don't have a taste for dry-wine, you will not appreciate Champagne. Neither will you taste the depth of flavour and it's complexity. Champagne is crystal clear and is so consistant. Every bottle every year will taste the same. Now you probably pride yourselves on saying that Champagne is not worth it as it's not as good as the cheap stuff.. Rather stick to orange juice and vodka or the cheapest sweet gassed sparkling wine then. This video is like looking at a 3D movie without glasses and calling it blurry. What a waste.
yikes.. Korbel isn't even champagne and you can't compare vintage (dom) to either of these.
could you butcher the names anymore? lol.
Champagne - a region of France... NOTHING to do with the Korbel label. That's just American BS putting the name on something it isn't. It's a sparkling wine. it might be one of your favorites, but it isn't champs. FYI that is also not a way you should ever open a sparkling wine.. let alone a true Champagne.
She asked too many questions.... I don't like this. She should have put on a blind fold.
Should invest in better glasses…
Interesting video! I'm actually more concerned about the glassware than the Korbel champagne issue though. It could bring different results.
Anyway still fun to watch!
GET TO THE POINT
waste
You need to smell 👃 first... Your nose can change the taste