Brut Nature, also known as Zero Dosage, is the driest classification of Champagne, crafted without any added sugar...
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An Infamous Restaurant: The St Pancras Grand Restaurant, Oyster and Champagne Bar in London
Located in the Upper Concourse at St. Pancras International, this luxurious and quintessentially British restaurant has been a right of passage for countless champagne connoisseurs over the years. And indeed, once one sets foot inside it's not hard to see why.
Famous for its extensive and impressive champagne list – with some seventeen styles available at all times by the glass, and a history of culture at every turn – the bar is universally considered to be Europe's longest, and is certainly a must-see for any dandy, not least for its unrivalled architecture, which can be appreciated in full from almost all vantage points.
Catering for anything from breakfasts to up-scale weddings of the highest order, St. Pancras looks set to enjoy many more happy customers for some time to come.

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