Golden color. Too sweet for Elisabeth — 8 years ago
Textures, nutty, complex - celebratory — 8 years ago
July 1, 2017 with Jay, Eri, John, Cole, and Elisabeth (21.90 €). — 8 years ago
Had this wine again, way better this time around. Touch of marzipan, red fruit. — 9 years ago
Trobada Alternativa. Home. Elisabeth & Francesc.
02.02.19 — 7 years ago
Rose with legs! Savory. — 7 years ago
31 December 2017. Conrad, Koh Samui, TH. — 8 years ago
Black currant and surprising notes of blossom - bitter green tannins that almost numb your tongue. Elisabeth says, "Surprisingly sophisticated!" — 8 years ago
2012 - $60
Amazing still Pinot noir from champagne terroir. Intense perfume of floral incense. Fruit driven, yet austere. — 9 years ago
KLG5C, 14/5-2016. I dig it. So much character and wellness. — 10 years ago
magnum of 1999 Salon, 2 bottles of 2004 Dom Perignon, 2002 Pol Roger, 2006 Roederer, 2005 Goutorbe...half of the champagne drank at our production team harvest party — 10 years ago
Great value — 7 years ago
Great stuff. Brioche, pear, toast and great acid. Elisabeth is in town! — 7 years ago
If you read my posts, it's no secret I really enjoy their Rosé Champagne. Always consistently great and delicious. On the nose; spring florals, sea spray, chalky minerals, tangerine, black cherry, raspberry, watermelon & strawberries. On the palate; tangerine, black cherry, raspberry, watermelon & strawberries, saline, beautiful sticky palate chalkiness, pink roses, baguette, amazing minerality, finish and acidity. Photos of; their house, vineyard and cellar. Producer history and notes...Bilecart was founded in 1818, by husband and wife Nicolas François Billecart and Elisabeth Salmon. For nearly two hundred years, the Billecart family has been making exceptional champagne. Today the House remains independent and is run by the family’s seventh generation under François Roland-Billecart. The Billecart-Salmon House covers around 50 hectares, and gets its grapes from a total of 170 hectares of land. Meaning...they also have a number of great relationships with grape growers. At the foot of the Mareuil-sur-Aÿ hill, the Billecart-Salmon family cultivates one hectare of Pinot Noir on a single, enclosed parcel; the Clos Saint Hilaire. Billecart uses modern and innovative technology to constantly improve the quality of its champagne. From the Côte des Blancs to the Reims Mountain and the right bank of the Marne River are some of the greatest sites for Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. These grapes/sites are all used to make beautiful Billecart champagnes.
— 8 years ago


Happy nuptials, Elisabeth!
@Honig Vineyard & Winery — 9 years ago
Lovely crisp green apple. — 10 years ago
Delicious carignan, not dry bit ripe and works well with rich foods. Mild tanins round out the dryness and has lingering molasses notes on the nose. — 10 years ago
edward Simpson
10yr wedding anniversary gift from park hotel Kenmare, 27.2.2020
Surprisingly good, all the traditional champagne notes and then a few extras, great way to celebrate. Hint of sherry perhaps? — 6 years ago