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I last shipped Ultime Recolte several years ago when it was a late harvest Viognier dessert wine. It’s now a Muscat. Fermentation stopped by chilling when the residual sugar level is still 60gms per litre. Soft, not too muscatty, no oak. Lovely pud wine.
Other Single Varietal White
Dessert Wines/Port
France
2017
750 ml
11%-12.5%Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
I last shipped Ultime Recolte several years ago when it was a late harvest Viognier dessert wine. It’s now a Muscat. Fermentation stopped by chilling when the residual sugar level is still 60gms per litre. Soft, not too muscatty, no oak. Lovely pud wine.
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Beat Krug in Blind tasting!
Blend : 50% Chardonnay and 50% Pinot Noir from the terroir of Rilly la Montagne, 1er cru.
The year : 80% of the SELECTION comes from the 2007 harvest with 20% reserve wine from 2006. 5 years bottle ageing on lees.
Recommended by Jancis Robinson in The Financial Times November 2010: “A substantial wine…very direct, quite complex, confident attack. Tight bead. Zesty and very fresh.”
Recommended in Oz Clarke’s 2010 250 Best Wines; “This has a full, rollicking, jolly quality to it, hedonism to the fore, a big smile on your face, optimism in your eyes, and all the typical champagne flavours a bit exaggerated…..”
Yet another recommendation, this time Bob Tyrer in the Sunday Times December 2010: “excellent value, fully matured in bottle.”
Also recommended in The Times 14th March 2009.
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A lovely expression of the world’s most famour white wine grape. If you thought you didn’t like Chardonnay, think again please……
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This is the epitome of champagne. If Marc Chauvet’s non-vintage Brut Tradition is all that is good about everyday champagne drinking (if such a thing even exists!) with 4 years before disgorging, then this 2009 vintage has spent 6 years before disgorging and is simply a delightfully elegant and silky top bottle of champagne. You would have to spend a lot more money (probably £75-100) to find a wine as good as this with a famous name!
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