Champagne tastes struggling in a cost-of-living crisis this Christmas? When it comes to a bottle of bubbles for holiday parties and gifting this year, you might not have to break the bank on Moët & Chandon to impress your friends and their tastebuds.
A bottle of £25 Tesco Finest premier cru brut champagne has scored a winning 82 per cent on a blind taste test by Which? The consumer group ranked it above a £44 bottle of Moët & Chandon, which scored just 77 per cent. Judges praised the Tesco fizz for its “nutty aroma and fresh, fruity flavours”.
