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| Let's "Carrie On"with Carrie, Charolette, Miranda and Samantha The SIPWATCHTWEET™ Way... We're sipping Pommery Champagne Cuvée Louise Brut Rosé    |
I'm bursting! Literally bursting when I think of this SIPWATCHTWEET™. For the very few of you that didn't "Carrie On" last May 27 *We do get to see a glimpse of the girls as they first [looked, acted and dressed!] when they met in New York years ago. We go to Connecticut for Standford and Anthony's wedding. Oh, and Mr. & Mrs. Preston's "downgraded" Upper West Side apartment, a minute in Brooklyn with Miranda and a meltdown on the Upper East Side at the York-Goldenblatt home. Although, we even go to Smith Jared's star studded Movie Premiere in Midtown...It should really be called "Sex And Another Country"-It was mostly filmed in the Middle East's decadent, fantastical *yet extremely conservative* Abu Dhabi. Can you imagine Samantha Jones in a country that demands their women to be COVERED UP?! ...If you are a lover of Sex and The City because you followed them through your late 20s early 30s, you'll love this sequel. If you're a purist who wants the "CITY" in the Sex and the City to be New York, you may be a little disappointed. If you're a Sex-and-the-City-Virgin, I think you'll have a good time staying at home on a Saturday night watching with your girls, sipping Pommery Champagne Cuvée Louise Brut Rosé and tweeting along with @VinoCaPisco.
Why I chose Pommery Champagne Cuvée Louise Brut Rosé, after tasting what appeared to be 100s, first and foremost-taste. But not just the taste of the magical blend of mostly Chardonnay and just the right amount of Pinot Noir grapes. But Madame Jeanne Alexandrine Louis Pommery was a capable, confident and innovative woman. When her husband died, she took a fledgling Champagne house and laid the foundations for the creation of a grande marque. She moved the house towards the exclusive production of sparkling Champagne rather than still. Although Pommery's flagship wine is the Cuvée Louise Brut; I chose the more sensual, feminine Rosé. Because of it's misty rose hues and spring bouquet aromas, it makes you happy. The nose is that of freesia and dried currents. The taste carried through the miniscule bubbles is a blend of pommegrante, raspberries and sugar apple. It has a lighter, brighter feel in your mouth but ends with a slight bite of quince.
Countess Rose Perry, Certified Sommelier
Creator of SIPWATCHTWEET™
