When I stayed at the Bellagio in Vegas recently, I had drinks everynight before dinner at the piano bar. There, I had the pleasure of having the most delcious champagne tail. In planning a 30th birthday celebration, I am looking... (9 replies, last updated by koc2281 November 13, 2008)

I am hosting a small dinner party for Christmas Eve and wanted to serve a champagne tail with appetizers. I was thinking of creating my own, since I really don’t want something fruity. My thought was a cinnamon/vanilla... (1 reply, last updated by chefdilettante December 19, 2007)

I’m thinking about serving champagne tails for New Year’s Eve...any favorite recipes (besides mimosas of course). (21 replies, last updated by miss kensington December 29, 2004)

As a lover of champagne and champagne tails, I was curious if anyone had any recommendations of where to go for one in Boston. (15 replies, last updated by Joanie May 11, 2009)

I’ve recently become interested in trying champagne tails and have amassed a collection of recipes, but I’ve had a hard time finding a bar that has no problem adding champagne to a drink recipe. Most places either... (12 replies, last updated by DanaB October 12, 2006)

Hello, could you suggest a tail with champagne to have before we sit down to Thanksgiving dinner? Also, what brand of champagne would you suggest using? Thank you so much for your suggestions and Happy Thanksgiving to you! (3 replies, last updated by cavandre November 21, 2007)

Here is a website with Champagne tail recipes. I’m not sure if you’re looking for other brunch tails, but its a start! Link: http://www.knowyourcocktails.com/champagne/ (20 replies, last updated by MMRuth October 4, 2005)

I’m looking for a fun, preferably inexpensive (I live in Manhattan, so my expectations are not outrageous) place to take an old friend out for girly drinks, especially of the champagne tail variety. Cute and not too loud... (12 replies, last updated by perspicacious February 24, 2009)

Been serving this this week in my restaurant: 1 oz J Pear Liqueur 1/2 oz 42 Below Honey Vodka 6oz J Sparkling Wine Orange Twist Chill liqueur and vodka, then strain into Champagne glass. Top with sparkling wine. Take orange twist over (5 replies, last updated by sparkplug January 16, 2008)

We are planning a bridesmaids brunch that is going to be a trolley ride. We are providing boxed lunches and were trying to figure out an easy way to serve some type of champagne tail (preferably mimosas). I was wondering if any... (8 replies, last updated by maria lorraine September 23, 2009)

I wasn’t sure if I should post this on the wine board or the spirits board. I am having a tail party and want to offer a champagne tail as their welcoming drink. I want it to be easy and liked by most people. I am not... (56 replies, last updated by maria lorraine January 5, 2009)

Last year for a party I did different champagne tails and the liquor store owner convinced me to buy a cheaper champagne than I would have since he said the dryness doesn’t work in mixing. I did so but I’ve wondered... (6 replies, last updated by lupaglupa March 27, 2008)

, if you were in this situation, what celebratory tail would you make to toast the New Year? (And of course, a stipulation is it can’t contain champagne.) Go! (7 replies, last updated by barleywino January 3, 2009)

The Drake hotel has a champagne brunch, with seafood dishes included. I believe it’s 40-60$ and includes oysters, shrimp tail, and ceviches. My family recently went there for the regular brunch and had a very good... (4 replies, last updated by Cody July 6, 2004)

I am looking for a bar/restaurant for Valentines Day where we can get some caviar and champagne for a reasonable price and romantic atmosphere...I realize that reservations may be gone already (Firebird is out), but thought that... (3 replies, last updated by elvislives February 10, 2004)