What better way to celebrate the first post-lockdown Christmas than with a bottle of personalised bubbly? There are so many reasons this year to get those corks popping early so when this festive little number appeared in the post, I was in seventh bubble heaven! Many thanks to Say it With Champers for the opportunity to review a bottle of their fabulous personalised Christmas champagne! Read on to find out more.

Say it with Champers describes its champagne as “full of character, combining light, fresh, citrus fruit flavours. Lively bubbles with a well balanced tangy finish thanks to extended ageing before release.” In the world of customer service, it’s of paramount importance that any product should be as described and in this respect, my bottle of lovely bubbly ticked every single box!
As a modern day Margo from The Good Life there’s nothing better than bit of sparkle to get the party started! Add some fizz and fun to your Christmas celebrations this year and surprise your loved ones with the most thoughtful of gifts, one that is personalised and is poured from the heart.
Whether it’s a sparkling Champagne breakfast or a bottle or two over lunch, Say it with Champers personalised champagne can make that magical moment even more memorable. Plus of course it’s always 5 o’clock somewhere!

It’s easy to personalise your Champagne gift by simply entering desired wording on to the website. Just a few more clicks and that’s it, a job well done! You can even add a wooden presentation box or stylish bottle bag to your order for that special extra touch. There’s the option to opt for a bespoke design to suit your taste PLUS delivery is speedy and FREE!
If all this isn’t fabulous enough then why have one bottle when you can have more? The more you buy, the greater the saving!
Find out more and order your personalised bottle of bubbly for absolutely any occasion via the Say it with Champers website.
Merry Christmas! Cin Cin!

Please note that I was gifted the champagne in return for an honest review. All views and opinions are my own.









