Medium yellow, light mousse. Toasty nose. Full, bready, dry finish. Good.

Medium color, quite frothy. Spicy, herbal nose. Medium weight. Some residual sugar. Wood, vanilla, citrus, not much liveliness or cut.

Dull yellow. Fine, active bead. Full, dry, creamy with citrus pith. Minerality and slight austerity at the end which suggests a little further aging. Lovely, and my favorite of the flight.

Medium yellow. Active bead. Some hydrogen sulfide. Relatively light for Bollinger. Early fresh cut green apple, then more typical caramel, creaminess, and oxidative notes. Nice acidity, soil, and length. Good, but I recall liking it more a year ago when it was fresher.

Light yellow, moderately bubbly. Very toasty. Medium weight, excellent round clay feel, leesy. Dry, earthy, and I don't get much fruit from rather neutral flavors. The best part is the texture, but not enough.

Yellow. Medium sized bead. Bright citrus aromas. Lighter feel. Moderate dosage, then tart, herbaceous finish. Odd sweet/sour contrast that is not at all meshed together. No.

Pink with an amber tinge. Lightly effervescent. Attractive strawberry and apple aromas. Medium weight. Noticeable moderate dosage, fruit has more of a black cherry quality in the mouth, soil finish. Good but in the end, too sweet.

Rosé color, transient mousse. Full bodied. Simple, sweet cherry and some finishing soil. Where's the acidity?

Deep pink, quite frothy. Forward, cheery strawberry aromatics. Light to medium weight. Some sugar on the attack but then brought back by good acidity and lots of soil, so ultimately not as sweet an impression. Better balance than the Arnould rosé.