Top 5 Best Champagne Under $50 For Any Occasion (New Year, Christmas, Valentine's Day & More!)

In this video, Charles-Philippe presents us the best Champagnes for under $50. [4:49] 1. Veuve Clicquot Carte Jaune (Yellow Label) Although costing the same as Moët & Chandon at $50, la Grande Dame de la Champagne is a grandiose option for truly special occasions. Featuring a lavish mousse and refined perlage, Veuve Clicquot’s nose consists of fleshy peaches, Mirabelle plums as well as floral notes intertwined with dried fruit and warm winter spices. Aged for 3 years, the Carte Jaune has a rich flavour, which opens on bittersweet grapefruit followed by speculoos biscuits and cream. A long drawn-out finish of toast and nuts linger on the palate. [2:37] 2. Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut Popularised during the late-nineteenth Century Belle Epoque in Paris, Perrier-Jouët is often associated with roaring twenties decadence and partying excess. A mid-gold robe consists of a sparkling mousse and lively perlage releasing playfully fruity notes of cherry, plums and brioche. Deeper inhalation will reveal aromatic earthy notes and mushrooms. Perrier Jouët’s palate opens on cherry and plum notes with hints of lemon curd, red apples. Honey and zesty grapefruit follow before a brioche and limestone mineral finish. [2:25] 3. Canard Duchëne Authentic Brut If you’re on a more reasonably budget but still want a great authentic champagne, Canard Duchêne is the perfect companion. Featuring a mid-gold hue and crystal clear robe, Canard Duchêne has sprightly bubbles of modest size. The nose