Bright, lemon and grapefruit characters with a gorgeously ‘British’ hint of hedgerow and cut grass announce themselves on the nose, whilst the palate shows crisp lemon and lime with fresh bread and a hint of croissant pastry. The richness is balanced by the stunning acid profile, with green apple and lime and an elusive coconut, lemongrass, almost Thai spice character. A truly complex and classy Champagne for the price. Fabulous!
– Oct 2015

The 2004 Grand Millesime is a relatively rich, round and textured wine from Gosset. Dried pears, almonds, flowers, orange rind and spices are some of the many nuances that are woven together. Warm, rich and resonant, the 2004 is quite expressive today, especially in its bouquet.The 2004 is drinking beautifully today, and should continue to offer considerable pleasure over the next handful of years. This is a slightly more oxidative style than is common in the Gosset range. Anticipated maturity: 2012-2017.
– eRobertParker.com, Nov 2012

Captivating aroma that has both fresh creamy fruit and developed, scented complexity. Multi-layered. Refined intensity creating a perfect whole, with elegance and length. Hard to move on from this wonderful wine – and it is one of the less expensive in the line-up.
– Julia Harding (JancisRobinson.com, Jun 2014)