4th May, 2018 by Rupert Millar
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Gulf airline Emirates has announced the latest fine wines that will be served to its first class passengers on select routes this year, including 2004 Cheval Blanc and 1998 Margaux, as well as revealing it invested US$56 million on fine wine last year.
The carrier has said four blue chip clarets will be poured on various international routes this year (for limited periods): 2004 Cheval Blanc and Haut-Brion; 2001 Mouton Rothschild and 1998 Margaux, in addition to its portfolio of 80 wines and Champagnes that it has on rotation for all of its passengers.
Alongside the wines, Emirates said it has created dishes to pair with each wine, trained its staff and revamped its glassware too.
This year’s vintage collection was launched last week when Cheval Blanc’s….
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