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Gosset NV Grande Reserve

Gosset NV Grande Reserve

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About this wine

95 points, Tyson Stelzer, The Champagne Guide 2020-2021.

A very fine mousse wraps around a spine of magnificent, ripe yet confident malic acidity. Chalk minerality is heightened to profound levels, lingering very long with frothing salt mineral texture. Every detail lingers with generous length and accurate line. This is a Grande Réserve of greater precision, harmony and persistence than ever before – the finest I have seen this cuvée.’

More details

Vintage: Non vintage
Bottle size: 750 mL
Varietal: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier
Region: Champagne | France

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Food pairing

Oysters, Fish, Cured Meat, Pork, Poultry, Soft Cheese & Cream, Pungent Cheese, Hard Cheese, Green Vegetables, and Beans & Peas

Producer: Champagne Gosset

Established since 1584, Gosset is one of the smallest Grande Marque Champagne producers. Whilst the champagnes that they produce have never been plentiful in quantity, they have distinguished themselves with the consistently superb quality throughout the entire range of champagnes produced. Remaining a family owned house, the Gosset family sold the business to the Cointreau family in 1994.

From the superbly smooth and well rounded flavours of the Grande Reserve to the elegance and perfume of the brilliant Grand Rose champagne to the incomparable Grand Millesime vintage it is clear that these champagnes have been conceived for the most demanding champagne enthusiast. Whilst the vintage champagnes are only released in the very best years, the cellaring capacity of Gosset champagnes in those select vintages is well documented. At Gosset malolactic fermentation is avoided to ensure sufficient acidity enabling a long evolution.

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