NV Moët & Chandon Champagne Ice Imperial

Community Tasting Notes (56) Avg Score: 85.9 points

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  1/23/2024 - Collector1855 wrote: 83 Points

  This was served as aperitif at a function. All over the place, not mich to like. I would stick to an Aperol spritz if you plan to drink in this category.

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  9/2/2023 - Papies wrote:

  P30; 8/31/2023-9/3/2023 (The Anassa, Cyprus): Beach time wine and in the Cyprus heat made any attempt for a rose obsolete.
  As we said before this is an Emily in Paris sort of idea, served with ice , mint and berries , soft sweet , light confectionery and this is to be had only by the beach. Add the crowd , the heat and the beach and this could well be the best wine ever. Pointless to rate :)
  
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  12/5/2022 - mrgarreth wrote: 88 Points

  It’s a lovely off-dry champagne with a yellow apple and grilled grapefruit intensity. It’s nicely balanced and not especially sweet. I don’t really see the point of it: classic Moet is a more interesting dry wine and if you’re going sweet and sparkling you’re far better off with a Moscato d’Asti (my guilty pleasure), but it’s perfectly drinkable.

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  11/25/2022 - winecoffee wrote: 90 Points

  Very pleasantly surprised by this champagne. Had low expectation given the rating on CT, but turned out real smooth and creamy with notes of vanilla and a touch of sweetness.

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  11/6/2022 - SGriff86 wrote: 85 Points

  Exceptionally sweet, recommend drinking it with ice as advertised to cut the overly sweet/syrupy character. Still retains traditional Champagne character (minerals/chalk, ripe grape, lemon curd, oak, yeasty). It's fine but the loads of added sugar make this difficult to drink without diluting.

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