$150 For Dinner? What You Get May Surprise You
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sil is allusive con but we have here we new of spanish din nor american and din so it's absolutely for me a great value for the guests and for all the wine lovers
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$150 For Dinner? What You Get May Surprise You from The Avid Cruiser. Like this? Watch the latest episode of The Avid Cruiser on Blip! http://blip.tv/the-avid-cruiser/watch If you thought Silversea Cruises was all-inclusive, Iapos;ve got news for you. Dining at Silver Whisperapos;s Le Champagne costs $150 per head. Now before you get put off, let me tell you what you get: the rare opportunity to sample wines that cost as much as $1,000 per bottle. The "celebration of wine" features wines selected by a Relais Chateux-trained Sommelier paired with menu items. Despite the price tag (or perhaps because of it), some passengers dined here on multiple nights during my cruise. Typically, Le Champagne serves about 60 people during a weeklong cruise. The restaurantapos;s intimate setting, combined with pairings that feature some of the worldapos;s best wines, make Le Champagne a one-of-a-kind dining experience. See all episodes of The Avid Cruiser http://blip.tv/the-avid-cruiser#EpisodeArchive Visit The Avid Cruiser's series page http://blip.tv/the-avid-cruiser