Champagne Six Packs

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For parties, long lunches and milestone moments, a six pack keeps the good times flowing. Explore curated sets from classic maisons and modern favourites, perfect for effortless entertaining and impressive gifting. Planning Your Event A six pack is the simplest way to plan for a crowd. Use this quick guide to work out what you need. Guests and glasses: a 750 ml bottle yields 5 to 6 standard pours at 125 ml. A six pack serves about 30 to 36 glasses. Quick planning: allow one glass per guest for a toast, two for a stand-up reception, three for a long lunch. Examples: One toast for 30 guests: one six pack. An hour-long party for 20 guests: two six packs is a safe bet. Two-hour reception for 50 guests: four to five six packs, depending on service. When a six pack makes sense: welcome drinks, weddings, anniversaries, corporate receptions, generous housewarming gifts and keeping a few chilled for spontaneous dinners. Our Curated Six Packs Recommendations with simple serving ideas to match the moment. Pol Roger Réserve Brut NV (6 Bottles): universally loved and versatile for aperitif. Serve chilled with oysters, gougères or potato crisps. Louis Roederer Collection NV (6 Bottles): layered and modern for mixed crowds. Pair with canapés, sushi and soft cheeses. Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut NV (6 Bottles): Pinot-driven richness that shines at the table. Try with roast chicken, mushrooms or truffle risotto. Charles Heidsieck Brut Réserve NV (6 Bottles): creamy and complex, ideal for dinner parties. Works with scallops, parmesan and roast pork. Ruinart Blanc de Blancs NV (6 Bottles): pure Chardonnay finesse, elegant as a gift. Serve with sashimi, scallops and goat’s cheese. Dom Pérignon Brut Vintage 2015 (6 Bottles): radiant fruit and serious ageing potential for milestone celebrations. Pair with lobster, caviar or butter-roast chicken. Tips for Serving a Crowd Chill fast: use a 50 to 50 ice and water bath with a handful of salt. About 20 minutes per bottle. Open safely: hold th