We tasted: Louis Roederer Cristal Rosé 2002
When searching for the most iconic cuvées in the champagne’s history, it’s imperative to add this one: Cristal Rosé 2002. Considered by many critics the best champagne rosé, it gained…
We tasted: De Saint-Gall L’Expressif
When talking about wine cooperatives in Champagne, alongside Nicolas Feuillatte and Esterlin, two famous cooperatives that we already tasted, we should also add de Saint-Gall in that list. Founded in…
We tasted: Pol Roger Brut 2009
Pol Roger, after 160 years of history and 5 generations, is one of the very few champagne houses still family owned. Their business wasn’t all the time easy but, generation…
We tasted: Fleury 2004
It’s now time to write about a champagne house that is neither situated in Côte des Blancs, nor Montagne de Reims or Vallée de la Marne. This house is located…
We tasted: Dom Pérignon 2004 Rosé
It’s not a secret we love champagne rosé, and we are fans of Dom Pérignon, so it was just a matter of time until we popped up a bottle of…
We tasted: Jacquesson Champ Caïn 2008
With a large, intense and surprising history, the champagne house Jacquesson is producing outstanding cuvées based on special environmental sustainable techniques. The story of the house started in 1798 in…
We tasted: Gosset Celebris 1998
We already know that Ruinart is the oldest champagne house, but which one is the oldest house in Champagne? I know the question may be tricky at first glance, but…
We tasted: Guerlet-Deguerne 1996
We’re back with our tastings to a small grower (récoltant-manipulant RM) from Chamery, situated in Montagne de Reims region of Champagne. This small village, classified as premier cru, is considered…
