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Why Restaurants Open Fancy Wine In Water

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  1. A comparison that people on normal people budgets would understand, you've probably had one of those Sierra Nevada beers before with the yeast layer on the bottom before. They're naturally carbonated in the bottle by the yeast which is why it's in there. Now imagine that yeast was an inch thick and you'd want to do this too.

  2. (No force and pls skip if you dislike the comment I am only trying to spread the gospel) "Jesus said, 'I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'" — John 14:6 (NIV)

  3. It wouldn't be gross just a bit hazy and maybe have some floaty bits of yeast in it. The problem is if you're paying over $100 for a bottle of nice champagne you probably wouldn't be happy with that

  4. Take major expensive steps out of the production to lower the coast to make, then sell it for more money and market it as fancy.

  5. Ähhh no this sparcling wine is not special… Its just sparcling wine bevor the last step where the "plug" is usual removed.

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