NV Hugues Godmé Champagne Grand Cru Brut Rosé
Community Tasting Note
Frank Murray III wrote:
Thursday, April 11, 2019 - This is from 750, from a new batch of bottles I bought back in December 2018. The back labels on these seems to be in constant change with what I presume are new disgorgements. This bottle's back label has a disgorge date of October 2017, with a composition of 35% Chard / 65% Pinot Noir, yet there is no dosage info. This has a salmon color, and perhaps a little toasted aroma. The back label does say 40% done in wood, so not sure what the program is for this batch, but maybe the 'chene' is talking. Has a good spine of lime to provide acidity, along with some green apple and raspberry. Touch of saline passes through the finish, and all together, this is drinking solid for the $40 I paid for it. The NV Godme Rose, like Dethune, continues to be a strong performer for my cellar.
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Comment posted by Vietty:
4/15/2019 8:48:00 AM - Thanks for the note Frank. Looking forward to drinking this wine.
Comment posted by Vietty:
4/15/2019 8:48:00 AM - Thanks for the note Frank. Looking forward to drinking this wine.
Comment posted by Frank Murray III:
4/17/2019 5:26:00 PM - This bottling is very consistent, which I enjoy, Viet. Plus, you get the assurance of biodynamic farming so if you support/value this way of farming and eco-view, then that's a plus with Hugues Godme.