David Mark

9.3

Crisp, not too sweet or too powerful, good nose — 8 years ago

Liz

9.2

Lovely :) even though I'd treated it horribly, dragging it all over Thailand with me on a suspension-free truck, after bringing it duty free... — 10 years ago

Joe Hafner

9.1

Bone dry. Perfect start to the evening. — 10 years ago

Jakub Kalinowski

9.2

Crisp & fruity with ultra fine, tiny bubbles. Love the purity. — 8 years ago

Rick Baumgarten

9.0

A bit too sweet by itself, but was perfect with fois gras. — 10 years ago

Charles Holt

9.6

Excellent. Purchased on WTSO. — 10 years ago

John Trinidad

Wine Blogger SFWineBlog

9.1

Per Renee bourassa's recommendation - great call! — 11 years ago

Vasu Muthyala

9.0

A lot of bubbles. Reliably good. — 10 years ago

Marty Winters

10

Tonight I was lucky to be able to try a wine that I will never forget. 1945, (my fathers birth year) was a year of turmoil for the region of champagne, occupation of the region would have been lifted at some point during the growing season due to the end of WWII. Most of the vines of cultivated by the wives and children who's husbands and fathers were at war. This bottle consigned by Britain and its Dominions by H.M King George VI, is a living piece of history. The wine was absolutely magnificent, still bright in acidity with meyer lemon, golden apples and quince on the palate. The finish went on for minutes. Humbled to be able to enjoy a small bit of this bottle. — 10 years ago

Jay Monger

8.9

Opening for our 2013 employee shop dinner — 12 years ago

with Sean