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Champagne and strawberries?
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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Is there an alternative to strawberries when drinking champagne with a significant other and having a romantic night?
Any other fruits that would be good?
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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What bizarre part of the world are strawberries prerequisite to drinking champagne? 
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Blueberries would probably be good.
Also, what analogika said.
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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OK, and here I was thinking I was just uncultured.
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Grilled peach halves drizzled with orange blossom honey with a dollop of Marscapone cheese on top.
That works.
SAm
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I think the important thing to note is that its the champagne that matters, not what fruit (or whatever else) you serve with it. Good champagne makes up for bad adornments, but its hard to make up for bad champagne. A good (and affordable) choice would be: Korbel Champagne Natural '04
Oh, and I think (ripe) raspberries and blackberries would go quite well with champagne. Especially if you eat them off your significant other's...huh never mind. 
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Join Date: Mar 2001
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Aren't you like, 15 years old or something? Maybe stick with root beer and popcorn?
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For something different: try cherry wine with melted chocolate on the rim of the glass. You should use a red wine glass for this, fwiw. Dip glass in melted chocolate, fill with cherry wine, drink while chocolate is still warm. Chocolate covered cherry flavor with alcohol. Nice.
A cherry mead will work as well, just bit sweeter and less chocolate covered cherry tasting. Not as good imho.
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watermelon and buffalo wings
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My in laws put raspberries in the champagne glass. Personally, I don't see why anyone drinks champagne.
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