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I would stick to champagne, all great options you listed. I may be biased here, but unless you already know that they are a fan of those big bold style California wines (overpriced name recognition in my opinion) , I would stay away.
Personally, I would choose the pierrier out of curiosity. I prefer dryer sparkling wines and Bollinger tends to have more sweetness, although I've never tried their vintage bottlings. This is just a personal preference, both are great now or to wait for a special occasion.
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Those are all excellent choices for Champagne. Not a big fan of Cal Cabs - just show off bottles and very sweet and overextracted
Why are you picking 2012?