British Airways has stopped serving the famous Laurent-Perrier champagne in first class after 12 years (but super-rich travelers need not worry... replacements are reassuringly cheap)
BA replaces its Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle champagne after 12 years. Its Concorde Room lounge will now serve Pommery Cuvée Louise 2006. READ MORE: Former flight attendant reveals secret codes used by crew
It's a seismic moment for British Airways and its first class customers: the carrier is no longer serving its famous passengers. Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle Champagne in the most expensive booth.
It's a decision that could potentially generate an uproar - at the very least a quick one raised eyebrows. And BA seems to be aware of the consequences, as replacements are reassuringly expensive.
From today, the airline will serve Pommery Cuvée Louise 2006 in her Concorde room. at London Heathrow Terminal 5, and a new Champagne option will be available on a rotating basis on board First from March 1.
BA served Laurent -Perrier Grand Siècle in its First cabin for 12 years and Chambre Concorde for 12 years. It costs up to £225 per bottle, with Pommery costing around
It's a seismic moment for British Airways and its first class customers: the carrier is no longer serving its famous passengers. Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle Champagne in the most expensive booth.
It's a decision that could potentially generate an uproar - at the very least a quick one raised eyebrows. And BA seems to be aware of the consequences, as replacements are reassuringly expensive.
From today, the airline will serve Pommery Cuvée Louise 2006 in her Concorde room. at London Heathrow Terminal 5, and a new Champagne option will be available on a rotating basis on board First from March 1.
BA served Laurent -Perrier Grand Siècle in its First cabin for 12 years and Chambre Concorde for 12 years. It costs up to £225 per bottle, with Pommery costing around
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