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In lovely shape with biscuity butterscotch secondary aromas layered over the still-racy mineral brightness.
In lovely shape with biscuity butterscotch secondary aromas layered over the still-racy mineral brightness.
9.3Greg Koslosky
From 100% grand Cru fruit from the village of Chouilly . This bottle is spot on with incredible focused aromatics of green apple , lemon creme , saline , thyme, white flowers . Powerful yet well-balanced with a salinity and toasted nut nuances buried in the Lush apple fruit. A young Champagne that should develop nicely with some bottle age and undoubtedly the best young A R Lenoble Champagne we have tasted!
From 100% grand Cru fruit from the village of Chouilly . This bottle is spot on with incredible focused aromatics of green apple , lemon creme , saline , thyme, white flowers . Powerful yet well-balanced with a salinity and toasted nut nuances buried in the Lush apple fruit. A young Champagne that should develop nicely with some bottle age and undoubtedly the best young A R Lenoble Champagne we have tasted!
9.3Matt Lasater
Delicious and impressive. High volume BdB. Rich nose of apricot, pineapple, mushroom, vanilla, toasted brioche, orchard flowers. Palate offers contrast with its ripe attack and then mouthwatering, nervous, and lemony citric notes. Mineral underpinnings throughout.
Delicious and impressive. High volume BdB. Rich nose of apricot, pineapple, mushroom, vanilla, toasted brioche, orchard flowers. Palate offers contrast with its ripe attack and then mouthwatering, nervous, and lemony citric notes. Mineral underpinnings throughout.
9.3Lyn Farmer
Bracing, crisp acidity gives a powerful foundation to this wine. The hint of salinity practically screams "oysters!" while the fine mousse underscores the wine's silky texture. A portion of the Wine was aged in wood but there is no hint of wood beyond the slight bump in density. Citrus, acacia, and hawthorn all contribute to the bouquet and palate. Quite long on the finish. Racy and substantial.
Bracing, crisp acidity gives a powerful foundation to this wine. The hint of salinity practically screams "oysters!" while the fine mousse underscores the wine's silky texture. A portion of the Wine was aged in wood but there is no hint of wood beyond the slight bump in density. Citrus, acacia, and hawthorn all contribute to the bouquet and palate. Quite long on the finish. Racy and substantial.
9.1Jörgen Lindström Carlvik
Owner, Brix Wine Consultants
Lovely. Totally dry, light yet intense with lime/lemon flavors and a pronounced mineral character. Loved it!
Lovely. Totally dry, light yet intense with lime/lemon flavors and a pronounced mineral character. Loved it!
9.4Kevin Blix
Nice champagne.
Nice champagne.
9.0Lewis Chester
2008 vintage. Medium lemon hue. On the nose, creamy, bready and ripe lemon cirrus. On the palate, a tad boring - medium plus acidity, a bit obvious and no sense of thrill in this perfectly drinkable champagne. Medium finish. Not wowing me.
2008 vintage. Medium lemon hue. On the nose, creamy, bready and ripe lemon cirrus. On the palate, a tad boring - medium plus acidity, a bit obvious and no sense of thrill in this perfectly drinkable champagne. Medium finish. Not wowing me.
8.8Greg Gillett
Great acidity and citrus on the back palate
Great acidity and citrus on the back palate
9.2Uncle Bill, FWS, IWP
Bright and dry.
Bright and dry.
9.2Location
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