Champagne [noun]

Magnums of the driest and most expensive champagne seemed to be the favourite beverage.

Our escort was mounted within a few minutes, and we were in full gallop over the fruitful levels of Champagne.

The perfect level of the plains, particularly in Champagne, makes the ground as open as a race-course.

We too are in sympathy with those miners who are now faced with only one bottle of champagne a day.

The champagne was cold, and its subtle fumes played fantastic tricks with Edna's memory that night.

He was reclining far back in the luxurious chair, holding a glass of champagne to the light.

The Marquise de Beauseant was a native of Champagne, coming of a very old family.

Perhaps, perhaps——He turned towards Riggleton, who was pouring out a glass of champagne and humming a popular music-hall song.

We had a quart of excellent champagne, a pint of decent port and a good cigar, and we felt that the gods were good.

And the old man roared with honest laughter, encouraged by the champagne, which he sent round with a liberal hand.