Stephen Stone

9.2

Paired with Short Ribs....brought back with us from a trip to France in 2014...so good!! — 8 years ago

with Janet

Jean-Francois Brunelle

8.9

Magnum souper en famille. — 8 years ago

Rebecca Barker

9.0

Very good champagne for the price. Kept as our house champs. — 8 years ago

Mark

9.3

Bushmills Inn, Northern Ireland — 9 years ago

Thierry POUSSIN

9.4

2011 - un grand vin déjà bien équilibré et soyeux. — 9 years ago

with Thuret

Francois Baldassari

9.5

Incredible — 11 years ago

Erik Sjolund

9.0

Pretty good champs. Complex, with both some bread and minerality as well as a striking acidity. Slight earthyness but very enjoyable. — 11 years ago

Hans Stockmann

9.5

Beautiful lovely deep red, velvety silk taste, but with tremendous finish. I love it! — 11 years ago

Bethany D'Meza

9.3

such a rich champs... rich and still subtle — 12 years ago

Jay Clark

9.5

100% Pinot Noir, 3g/l dosage. Get some. — 12 years ago

Kirsty Tyack

9.8

Fabulous champs from M&S — 13 years ago

Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections

9.5

Insanity on the nose. Just bonkers. Sickness. Huge spice. Huge I mean huge spice. Also super mineral and very pure. Confectionary cotton candy like aromas and tree bark. Also tea. Maybe hoisin as well. Mindblowing. Big palate and immense power but incredibly elegant. It has Grand Cru grip and intensity and it is considered the best wine at the estate. Better than Clos des Chenes. It is insanely powerful and stacked to the brim with bright fruit and mineral that has sap, and really stains the palate. I think in 2 hours this will be insane. It’s changing every minute. What a wine. — 8 years ago

Kimberly Anderson

9.3

Toasted brioche in the nose. Almond paste with a Crisp minerality. Prob my fave champs so far! — 8 years ago

with Gregory and Chad

Steven Van Haren

9.7

My go to wine. Never disappoints. Stunned many first timers with it, and will again, I'm sure. The confidence of Laurent Champs is apparent in every sip. Only gains in complexity with air. Refreshing, delicious, fascinating. Disgorged in fall of 2015. — 9 years ago

Kristine Hicks

9.6

With the girls (holls, wenders, erica)at the riddler. Lovely champs I highly recommend it and am going to drink it often! — 9 years ago

Bob Yoon

9.1

Will induce involuntary flashbacks of clapping chalk erasers. Lemon, apricots and fleur de sel. — 11 years ago

Carolina Parets

9.1

Dessert wine for champs ❤️ — 11 years ago

Rolando Rodriguez-Leal

8.9

Subtle curve fruity to dry with medium acidity and alcohol levels, finishing with subtle oak tannins. Can only see it improve with time. — 11 years ago

Sasha Agapov

9.4

Rene Bouvier is perhaps my favorite lesser known producer. I'm absolutely in love with his wines, be it a village Marsannay or an aged Grand Cru Échezeaux. And this bottle proves my love right — elegant, cherry pie infused young fruit, deliciously balanced even at this silly age. It's like a kid who can't lie yet — absolutely adorable and very fun to be around with. Please, please try it!

P.S. I am also very happy to be back from my horrible Southern Asia trip where people drink Jacobs Creek and honestly enjoy it. — 11 years ago

Carol Kellett

9.5

1995 Champs Pere & Fils Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru White Burgundy — 13 years ago

Kimberly Anderson

9.3

Wonderful champs with @Bill Bender and his dad, Pat! Light and crisp with herbal notes. Perfect with kampachi — 8 years ago

with Chad and Bill

Matt Turnock

9.1

Very nice indeed. Top quality taster — 8 years ago

Erik Sjolund

9.5

Great champs. Super balanced but not exaggerated. Very bread on the verge o cherry kernels. Dry n nice. — 9 years ago

with Nadja

Ashley McNaughton

9.3

Very good! I usually only drank Cabernet so this is a good change and very flavorful but dry. — 9 years ago

Vinny Eng

9.6

Fridays with the Cruses. Building robots and drinking champs. — 10 years ago

with Jasmine and Michael

Michael Leopold

9.7

Considering the age of this wine, it was absolutely spectacular!! — 11 years ago

Cuvée Corner

9.1

Round and supple, it's fresh and focused and a far better representation of Chardonnay than any domestic version in its same weight class. At just 12.5% abv it's still creamy and lush, honey crisp apples and a slap of pear, intermingled in vivid minerality and the snap of acid, that will keep us coming back for more. The fruit is harvested from a small 50 hectares site, surrounded by premier and grand crus. Again, Tanzer gets it wrong, with his stingy 87 points. — 11 years ago

Karla Sertel

9.5

Drank at Christmas — 12 years ago

Kelly O'Connor

9.2

Where can I get more? — 13 years ago

Nicola Paganini

9.9

Locale molto carino e cibo ottimo — 13 years ago