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Champagne: The 2017 Summer Preview
BY ANTONIO GALLONI I JULY 14, 2017
Champagne lovers will find a number of compelling new releases in the market this summer. Once confined mostly to celebrations and special events, Champagne continues to grow in popularity as a wine to drink year-round. And why not? Champagne is one of the most versatile wines in the world. Best of all, consumers have never had more choices across the entire stylistic spectrum.
Salon, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger
Readers will note that some houses are releasing their 2009 tête de cuvées ahead of their 2008s, which makes sense given the relative approachability for the former and the tightly wound, nervous style of the latter, qualities that were evident when I tasted the vins clairs from those harvests many years ago. Where possible, I have provided reviews for both vintages. Full coverage of new releases from Champagne will follow this fall.
Terra cotta amphorae, Henri Giraud, Aÿ
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Show all the wines (sorted by score)
- Alfred Gratien
- Barnaut
- Bérêche et Fils
- Bruno Paillard
- Champagne Guillaume S.
- Delamotte
- Dom Pérignon
- Egly-Ouriet
- Emmanuel Brochet
- Georges Laval
- H. Blin
- Henri Giraud
- Jacques Selosse
- Jacquesson
- Jean Vesselle
- Jérôme Prévost - La Closerie
- Krug
- Minière F & R
- Philipponnat
- Pierre Péters
- P. Lancelot-Royer
- Pol Roger
- Raphaël et Vincent Bérêche
- Roederer
- Ruinart
- Salon
- Savart
- Taittinger
- Tarlant
- Ulysse Collin
- Vilmart & Cie
- Vouette & Sorbée