The Beaumet range of Champagnes consistently do well for value in Cuisine tastings and this coppery pink edition follows the …
→ moreSome will find Drappier’s house style a little old-fashioned; others will love its powerful, creamy style. Instead of “pretty” youthful …
→ morePol Roger’s white label non-vintage wine is always a bright, fresh style, yet there’s enough richness and complexity to satisfy …
→ moreThe Charles Gardet house produces mature wines from Premier Cru vineyards just south of Reims, and this is an excellent …
→ moreMumm is an old Champagne house that’s been improving in recent years. It’s a direct, clean wine with green apple, …
→ moreA smooth, easy Champagne that marries biscuity notes to apple and citrus fruit in a nose that’s fairly straightforward. There …
→ moreA smooth and complete wine, Lanvin NV has apple and red fruit aromas in appetising balance, with a nutty hint …
→ moreLallier is another of the lesser known Champagne labels to win accolades in this Cuisine tasting. Made from 65% pinot …
→ moreMoët’s success makes it un-trendy in some circles, but these days it’s one of the most consistent non-vintage wines around, …
→ moreTransformed in the 1990s from a lean, mean type of Champagne into something much more friendly by the late Daniel …
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