89Critic Reviews (6)
This is a blend of 45% pinot noir, 45% pinot meunier and 10% chardonnay. The nose is fairly low intensity with nicely...
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New bottling slash disgorgement and who could remember the Gardet Brut with this much energy and scintillant...
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Notably refreshing and on the sharper side of the Brut spectrum. Made from a blend of 45% pinot noir, 45% pinot...
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This is a fresh and citrusy Champagne with delicate notes of brioche, ripe, slightly sweet apples, and wet stones...
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Medium bodied, fresh and lively, this value-priced Champagne has a crisp citrus taste with toasty floral aromas....
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This latest bottling from Gardet is pretty average in the category, quite green and sharp with vegetal flavours, and...
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Community Reviews (4)
My recently introduction into the world of sparklers and Champagne makes me a newbie and offering a review coming from an inexperienced palate in this style of wine.
Champagne has a place in my home, and it need not be expense to enjoy. Priced at just under $40 in the LCBO it won’t hit the pocket book to hard.
Nice balance of citrus flavours, sweetness, mineral notes, with a hint of yeasty notes. Clean and refreshing finish. Very easy and pleasant to drink.
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I find it incredible that Sara d'Amato rates this wine so poorly. In my view this champagne is without much aroma, but it is a fine wine with very good length. In comparison to more expensive champagne this is a wonderful bargain.
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