【VOID】
Retired Staff
Dom Perignon typically isn't that dark, obviously it depends on the vintage, but typically it's a very pale yellow, also.. notice the sun is out and bright, yet the glass has no condensation on or around it meaning the bottle wasn't chilled; furthermore, there is no effervescence going on in the glass.A toast to the “enemies” of elaine
View attachment 23770
View attachment 23769
Notice in the picture 1) she couldn’t afford the bottle so she bought a glass (bottles are around $300 online) and 2) shes alone because no one can stand her. Who will be her second at a party of one?
Just imagine taking a train or bus to go into the London countryside just to take a picture of a glass of Dom to “own” the alogs.
Whatever is in that flute appears cloudy, darker and flat as opposed to Dom Perignon which is bright, light and bubbly. If I had to put money on it I'd say that it's a cheap Sauvignon Blanc