NV Perrier-Jouët Champagne Grand Brut

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6 comments have been posted

• Comment posted by Capt Cutlass:

  7/31/2016 3:37:00 AM - 96 points! Try some other basic non-vintage house blends to compare...

• Comment posted by ADAM.J.:

  2/17/2021 11:42:00 PM - Hello. Non-vintage doesn't mean "basic" ...far from it. Where have you got this idea/concept from? ...vintage is much more likely to be basic, as it comes only from one year and doesn't have the mixture of so many years of Reserve wines which go into the NV blend

• Comment posted by Capt Cutlass:

  2/18/2021 1:21:00 AM - This is a useful debate: if a Champagne house makes a vintage wine it had better be good as you cannot blend in other superior vintages to improve the overall wine. I love great multi-vintage blends because they are cheaper and can smooth over the weaker vintages. However, for me personally it is hard to beat a great vintage Champagne from a serious house. Cheers and throw those flutes in the bin!😁

• Comment posted by ADAM.J.:

  2/18/2021 2:47:00 AM - Haha:) ...no, I won't throw the flutes in the bin, as I've tried all sorts of different glasses and I prefer flutes haha

• Comment posted by ADAM.J.:

  2/18/2021 2:49:00 AM - Haha, you didn't like it that I came out with a really good campaign for, not against NV Champagnes, haha:)

• Comment posted by ADAM.J.:

  2/18/2021 3:15:00 AM - FEMME DE CHAMPAGNE 2000 was the most ironic vintage ever. It was like a GH.MUMM 1999, just fruity and toasty and nice but not incredible, but it came in a coffret box that is like a fortress, a dolls-house, haha. But in any case, I bought loads of them. Well, I had loads of them bought for me, haha