Was in J on SQ25 yesterday and was pleasantly surprised by being served Charles Heidsieck. No Henriot anywhere, not even on the menu. Now, what is going to be served on SQ16 today?
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Bye bye Henriot, welcome Charles Heidsieck?!
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I still had Henriot on SQ38/37 the week before and after New Years. It was on the menu too and when they asked me to fill in a SQ feedback form I made sure to express my displeasure with that bubbly in the appropriate section of the survey. So can I take credit for the change? Just kidding ...Last edited by demue; 11 January 2013, 05:30 PM.
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Originally posted by Savage25 View PostI had Charles Heidsieck as well on my flights to and from BOM in the last couple of weeks. So much better than the Henriot swill.
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Originally posted by Short Final View PostYup, Heidsieck was on J SIN-PVG and PVG-SIN last week. So long Henriot, what a shame. Henriot has been one of my favorites even before SQ switched to it. So sorry most on this board seem to be so against it. It was truly delicious./Desert Traveller
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Originally posted by Desert Traveller View PostHenriot is a good champagne, but a little 'light'...it is nice on the ground, but it just loses too much in the air. So I am not sad to see it replaced by Charles Heidsieck.
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Y'all, I first saw this Charles Heidsieck Brut Reserve on my SQ 391 the first weekend of December 2012.
This is not the same quality CH they used to serve in JCL four years ago is it? I detested that one, but this one is much smoother and the way it was served perfectly chilled by my recent SQ 976 crew was pure bubbly bliss! They poured me three glasses prior to take off
I did quite enjoy the Henriot during its brief tenure as default JCL champagne. Again, the trick really is to serve champagne and other sparklers well chilled. We know how even a glass of DP can taste ho-hum when not perfectly chilled.Le jour de Saint Eugène, en traversant la Calle Mayor...
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Originally posted by B727 View PostY'all, I first saw this Charles Heidsieck Brut Reserve on my SQ 391 the first weekend of December 2012.
This is not the same quality CH they used to serve in JCL four years ago is it? I detested that one, but this one is much smoother and the way it was served perfectly chilled by my recent SQ 976 crew was pure bubbly bliss! They poured me three glasses prior to take off
I did quite enjoy the Henriot during its brief tenure as default JCL champagne. Again, the trick really is to serve champagne and other sparklers well chilled. We know how even a glass of DP can taste ho-hum when not perfectly chilled.
On a number of occasions, I have been disappointed at Champagne that was only marginally cool, often on CGK-SIN flights, though not limited to them. If I think about it, it seems odd that it would be a problem to make sure the Champagne is chilled, given that all food loaded has to be kept reliably well chilled. And in the case of CGK, all food and alcohol loaded hours before in SIN, if I am not mistaken.
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Henriot on yesterdays SQ232 up from SYD...
Originally posted by B727 View PostAgain, the trick really is to serve champagne and other sparklers well chilled. We know how even a glass of DP can taste ho-hum when not perfectly chilled.
TG used to be terrible for serving stuff un-chilled, but they do seem to have improved over the last 18 months.
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I liked the Bolli that SQ had before the Henriot. I have to reserve judgment on the CH till actually I get it served on a flight. But then if it is the one they serve in the SKL in SIN (black label) then I tried it and it was quite pleasant even though on the ground and in the air doesn't quite compare.
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