
Crisp and refreshing — 5 years ago
Lic romero jgi
12/20 — 5 years ago
A bit too direct and rocky for me. Definitely a style. It was bracing and the acid high. It did have an interesting nose of terroir — 6 years ago
Wow. Yeasty brioche on the nose. Nostril coating acidity and minerality. Great fruit in the palate. Would never guess 0 dosage. So alive on the palate. Great salinity. Perfect amount of richness. Great balance. Lovely mineral sweet fruity. finish. Wow. Wow. Wow. Bought from Fass Selections. — 8 years ago

Nose is a bit more broad and less focused, smokey and brioche and yeast and bread, so fine and very dry and mineral, also the earthiest one. So pure and so sappy. Clean and fresh. Not too complex but so well made and fine mousse, juicy and invigorating and sapid and lots of fruit skins. Classic and champagne for parties. — 3 years ago
As Tom Cassagrande said, spot on Burgundy white. Lemon oil, wet stone, slightly closed/reduced and showing a bit more character on day 2, this is what I remember Bougogne balance of the late 90's and early 2000's to taste like. — 4 years ago
2015 disgorgement — 6 years ago
This was in a good place. Super pristine fruit coming through. — 8 years ago
$100 at Domestique. Thankfully not very natty 😁 — 4 years ago
Floral and bright. — 4 years ago
Fresh, lively, apple flavours maybe a bit weak on the finish but very enjoyable — 5 years ago
Beautiful as always. Some of the primary fruit notes are fading into the background, minerals becoming more prominent. Still, dominated by red fruit wrapped around a core of mineral and acid, though a bit more austere than the last bottle I tried. Intense acid makes this best with food. — 6 years ago
Comfortable minerality, crisp, apples and light tropical fruits — 6 years ago
Really smooth easy drinking Pinot noir 💕 — 7 years ago
The reviews on this are fascinating! After having the cakebread a few nights ago it is amazing how close these wines are. This is beautiful cherry and raspberry fruit with a hint of pepper and good tannin. I’m guessing that provenance of this wine is the key to difference of reviews or garagiste truly received something different in the bottle. Great qpr from my tasting. — 8 years ago
Severn G

2005 | Champagne
(55% Chardonnay / 31% Pinot Noir / 14% Pinot Meunier)
Perseval-Farge; 197 Millésimes 1er Cru, Brut
(93-95; Drink 2025-35)
Disgorged February 2022; Lot 022022T18 — 9 months ago