a not dry champagne?..champagne doux whats it like?

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Ferre, WW mentioned the Clicquot La Grande Dame, and its '88, '89 or '90 vintages would be my choice. The name of course means "the great lady", and that's what you're celebrating, the great lady in your life. And the Clicquot is a tiny bit sweeter than the bone-dry brut versions from other producers. It's not a sweet wine by any means, but she won't care. Trust me. No contest. Be sure to save the label or cork or the metal thingy on top of the cork... something to remind you both of the occasion. Congrats.