Posts Tagged ‘Champagne’
Michel Gonet Champagne Tasting & Tours
Settled in a 1896 building, at 37 of the Avenue de Champagne, the Michel Gonet house proposes a different cuvées discovery and tasting. There’s no other building like this one in the Avenue with a neo-gothic architecture. A great place to enjoy a glass of Champagne. You can visit Michel Gonet for tastings and tours, where you…
Read MoreChampagnes from Rogge Cereser
Brut Tradition Eye: Golden pale yellow in colour with a delicate fizz. Nose: Fresh fruits aromas of apple and pears before evolving in peach and apricot. Palate: Gourmand and lively wine. Food Pairing: Easy to drink as an aperitif. Brut Rosé Eye: Pinkish pale dress, slightly salmon colour. Nose: Red and wild berries aromas also citrus fruits.…
Read MoreChampagne Patrice Huart
It was a wonderful afternoon for a drive in the countryside. The much appreciated sun basked the sleepy villages and lush green slopes of the Sarce valley. I was on my way to visit Champagne Patrice Huart in Bragelogne-Beauvoir just one village away from the end of the valley. The green building where he and…
Read MoreTreat Your Dad to a Bottle of BILLECART-SALMON Brut Sous Bois Champagne this Father’s Day
This unique cuvée is entirely vinified in oak. Appearance: A radiant yellow crystalline appearance with golden glints brought to life by a luminous bead of persistent fine bubbles. Aroma: Dry fruits, fresh citrus and white fruits coupled with finely buttered seductive notes. Palate: A burst of flavours with notes of grilled brioche and toffee. Food Pairing: Makes…
Read MoreChampagne de Castelnau Édition 2015 & Le Tour de France
Champagne de Castelnau Brut Réserve Édition 2015 released for Le Tour de France. Following the success of the first limited edition Champagne de Castelnau Brut Réserve which was released to celebrate the brands’ association last year, the Édition 2015 has been unveiled and will be exclusively available in Spirited Wine and Nicolas stores and online. Castelnau…
Read MoreChampagne Bruno Paillard Launch New Packaging for Multi Vintage Range
For only the third time since it was founded in 1981, Maison Bruno Paillard has changed the presentation of its three multi vintages, which comprise La Première Cuvée, La Première Cuvée Rosé, Le Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru. In addition to new labels to better reflect the roots of the maison, it has also taken…
Read MoreChampagne at the Grand Prix
Champagne at the Grand Prix dates back to 1950. The first-ever French Grand Prix was held at the Reims-Gueux circuit on 2nd July 1950 and the winner, Juan Manuel Fangio, was presented with a magnum of Moët & Chandon. In 1967, at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Dan Gurney invented Champagne spraying on the victory podium at Le…
Read MoreChampagne D.ROCK
Champagne D.ROCK is produced by a small, idyllic family business located in the Champagne region, France. The luxurious cuvee D.ROCK Brut Gold is the first Champagne worldwide with a handmade logo made out of over 1000 crystals. “A floral character with a hint of honey and lime” is the best description for our delicious…
Read MoreMouzon-Leroux L’Atavique Brut Réserve Grand Cru
This is a very special completely organic and biodynamic cuvée of which only a couple of thousand bottles are produced every year. Every bottle is numbered. Aromas of brioche, biscuit, apple, strawberry and black cherry. Taste of pear, brioche and almond. Bubbliez are the importer of organic price-winning grower Champagnes from three Champagne houses. Besides importing these beautiful…
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