The best of the entry level Champagnes today. Tastes reminiscent of a Provence Rose with added bubbles. Not a bad thing. At 26€ good QPR for Champagne.
Always exciting to get the chance of drinking a bottle of Selosse. Great wine! True to the style, oxidative with beautiful balance and freshness. Aromas of apple, roasted nuts, brown butter, almost like Apfelstrudel.
Bottle #313. Flavours of flowers, ginger+nutmeg=gingerbread and slightest bit of oxidative notes. Quite balanced and complex, but missing a bit of intensity and depth. Price/Quality questionable.
Better than I remembered it from last time. Almost completely tertiary now. If you like these very mature and a bit of oxidative flavours then it's a great bottle of sparkling, but I would drink remaining bottles now and don't wait. As observed by uncorked below it still shows enough freshness, unsurprising given its 100% Riesling.
NV Philbert & Fils Champagne Premier Cru Brut Rosé 81 Points
France, Champagne, Champagne Premier Cru
Has some character and finishes on an unpleasant bitter note.
Not much more to it, just okay.
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NV Andrieux-Lefort Champagne Premier Cru Brut Rosé 84 Points
France, Champagne, Champagne Premier Cru
Entry level Champagne.
Quaffable, some yeasty aromas, but balance a bit off.
Too sweet for me.
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