In Stock, Crush SKU: 47087
Sipping Fine Wine
Champagne Taittinger was established in 1931 by Pierre Taittinger on the foundations of Forest-Forneaux, itself established in 1734 and the third-oldest wine producing house of Champagne. A blend of 30 Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunière vineyards, respectively 40%, 35% & 25% of the total, from several harvests, rich and complex. Pale yellow, vibrant bubbles, Crisp fruit aromas, apples and pears. Palate shows generous mineral and toasty oak notes integrated with the fruit. Absolute a must on your list, a true house staple for me. Great Champagne value.
Champagne Taittinger was established in 1931 by Pierre Taittinger on the foundations of Forest-Forneaux, itself established in 1734 and the third-oldest wine producing house of Champagne. A blend of 30 Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunière vineyards, respectively 40%, 35% & 25% of the total, from several harvests, rich and complex. Pale yellow, vibrant bubbles, Crisp fruit aromas, apples and pears. Palate shows generous mineral and toasty oak notes integrated with the fruit. Absolute a must on your list, a true house staple for me. Great Champagne value.
9.1Adam Kincaid
Always a delight, especially a 2x magnum. Clean and crisp, green tartness but smooth mellowed undertones.
Always a delight, especially a 2x magnum. Clean and crisp, green tartness but smooth mellowed undertones.
9.0Tracy Hall
Mia’s go to. Refreshing and consistent.
Mia’s go to. Refreshing and consistent.
9.1Lee Pitofsky
Elegant and complex with notes of baked brioche, lemon curd, red apple and mushroom.
Elegant and complex with notes of baked brioche, lemon curd, red apple and mushroom.
9.3Bryce Wiatrak
Kicking off Passover night two with some bubbles. We may not be allowed to eat leavened things, but this sure smells yeasty. A generous backdrop of applesauce, cold pears, and salt. A wonderful Brut NV.
Kicking off Passover night two with some bubbles. We may not be allowed to eat leavened things, but this sure smells yeasty. A generous backdrop of applesauce, cold pears, and salt. A wonderful Brut NV.
9.1Patrick Derdeyn
Always a good drink. Crisp acidity, baked apple, and melon. Taittinger is a heavy chardonnay style and it always shows in how clean and sharp the wines are (especially the comtes), but the blended wines in the NV add a nice roundness on the finish.
Always a good drink. Crisp acidity, baked apple, and melon. Taittinger is a heavy chardonnay style and it always shows in how clean and sharp the wines are (especially the comtes), but the blended wines in the NV add a nice roundness on the finish.
9.0Matt Sterr
Smoked toast and citrus zest.
Smoked toast and citrus zest.
9.1Ed Matthews
Although this one is only 40% Chardonnay, Chardonnay dominates the nose with pears, apples, yeast and lemons. There are background hints from red fruit but the white predominates. The finish is very citrusy and acidic: out of balance. For my taste the wine wants more dosage: Brut la Française is too sour for me.
Although this one is only 40% Chardonnay, Chardonnay dominates the nose with pears, apples, yeast and lemons. There are background hints from red fruit but the white predominates. The finish is very citrusy and acidic: out of balance. For my taste the wine wants more dosage: Brut la Française is too sour for me.
8.4Alexis Davis Iaconis
Hospitality Director Copain Wines
Great value champagne
Great value champagne
8.5Jay Kline
6L! Ben poured this Methuselum at his wedding reception. Champagne always seems to taste better from a large format.
6L! Ben poured this Methuselum at his wedding reception. Champagne always seems to taste better from a large format.
9.0Location
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