holiday cork popping on a budget champagnes under $25

The guest list has been finalized, so now it’s time to head out to your local winery or liquor store and add these economically appealing beverages to your cellar. If you need help, peep rolling out’s five favorites under $25 that are guaranteed to keep the good times flowing. –gavin philip godfrey

Andre Price: $5 Why we like it: From brut to blush, Andre always come through in a clutch when you’re on a tight holiday budget.

Silver Cap Blanc De Blancs Brut Price: $9 Why we like it: This French favorite carries a beautiful floral aroma and has a nice, smooth finish.

Martini & Rossi Prosecco Price: $13 Why we like it: Exclusively made in Italy, this particular presecco is known for its light taste and even lighter stroke on your wallet.

Roederer Estate Brut, Anderson Valley Price: $17 Why we like it: One can’t go wrong with this delightful mixture of lemon, pear, green apple and grapefruit flavors. California is the wine capital of America, and even the less lucrative products coming out of Mendocino County will stimulate your taste buds for a reasonable price.

Nicolas Feuillatte Brut Price: $25 Why we like it: OK, with tax it’s slightly over $25, but New York Times wine aficionado, Eric Asimov called the brut, “full bodied, with lingering flavors and, if not completely dry, [it] was well balanced,” in a 2005 article entitled “Champagnes: How Low Can You Go?” With great taste and a price to match, going low never tasted so good.

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