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Today, I'm happy to offer a list covering some of my favorite Champagne producers.
In 2019, I named Renoir's 2015 Les Epinettes my wine of the year. Today, I'm happy to follow up with the impressive 2017 Epinettes.
When everything is considered, this is one of our top champagne picks for the holiday season. Seldom do price, accessibility, and seriousness intersect in such a profound way.
Chartogne-Taillet's lineup reaches its pinnacle in the exactingly-rendered single-vineyard bottlings. They dramatize just how sensitive and precise the winemaking is.
"It’s rare to find a champagne, or indeed, a wine of any kind, as profound" - Peter Liem
Few wines on the planet imprint themselves on your memory the way Selosse's do. He is the most original, most game-changing producer in Champagne.
After working with Anselme Selosse, Alexandre Chartogne returned to his family's domaine and quickly started focusing on very limited single vineyard releases.
Getting your hands on Ledru's wines has become a major headache. This is especially true of her vintage Champagnes. Each year the situation gets uglier as the quantities steadily decrease. Since 2011, the size of Ledru's estate has shrunk, her fan base has exploded and demand has been further fueled by her retirement.
Every year around this time, we get a Ledru allocation, get excited to offer it out, and then it's gone.
Olivier Collin makes some of the most fascinating wines in all of Champagne and we’re clearly not the only ones who think so - every time we offer Ulysse Collin it sells out instantly. These wines push the boundaries of our understanding of Champagne. Collin achieves epic levels of intensity and his wines nearly overwhelm the senses with their depth of complexity.
This Champagne is beyond compelling, the price is beyond belief. The fact that the bottle can come to market as low as $35 is simply absurd. It is a serious, small-grower Champagne, easily holding its own with many bubbles at $50 and above.
Léclapart's Champagne's are some of the most thrilling and singular bubbles that you'll ever encounter.
Marie-Noëlle Ledru makes some of the most heartfelt Champagnes around. There's a rigor and purity that amazes.
"Larmandier-Bernier is one of the finest estates in the Côte des Blancs, producing wines of unusual detail and clarity of expression." -Peter Liem
Ulysse Collin's Champagnes can nearly overwhelm the senses. There's a multi-dimensional complexity that seems to hit you from every angle.
It's been a long time since we've had decent quantity of Ledru's Extra Brut.
It’s no secret that Rodolphe Peters is one of the top growers in all of Champagne.
A few Sundays ago, we offered Collin's 2013 base Maillons. It sold out in a flash. Today, we turn to the the 2012 base.
Put a glass of Selosse in front of me and chances are it will blow me away. No matter of many times I drink the wines, I still find them completely riveting.
Agrapart's trademark is a combination of tension, energy and clarity. Across the entire lineup, they are some of the most riveting and terroir expressive Champagnes we know of.
Of Ulysse Collin's line-up, Les Pierrières offers the most precise, penetrating minerality and lifted elegance.
We love Ulysse Collin's Champagne for how thrilling, complex and fascinatingly unique they are. Today, we turn to Collin's rarest wine.
“Christophe Mignon might very well be the finest grower in Champagne most people have not heard about” - Antonio Galloni
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