The initial nose is quite shy, but coaxing reveals a character expressing white fruit such as pear and spring flowers enhanced by pastry and citrusy notes. The palate has a suave, even mouthcoating texture and remarkable depth that is beautifully sustained by chalky salinity and a gorgeous grapefruit taste. The overriding impression is of a Champagne having less of the Cistercian austerity that underlies the classic Gosset house style, but one that could benefit from another decade of ageing. Dosage: 7g/L. Disgorged: March 2022. Drinking Window: 2022 - 2040
Tasted by: Yohan Castaing (at Bordeaux, 01 Nov 2022)
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