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…
Tag: Chardonnay
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: A·R Lenoble “Gentilhomme” 2009
When asked about the most prestigious independent Champagne house, A·R Lenoble should be on the short list. Founded in 1920, A·R Lenoble is one of the very rare houses in…
