This wine carries a natural sense of precision, where time has softened the sharper edges without diminishing its clarity, allowing the structure to feel more settled while the overall expression remains focused and quietly expansive. Chardonnay defines the shape from the outset, with citrus and green apple forming the core, though these notes now arrive with a more measured pace, unfolding gently rather than with youthful immediacy, giving the opening a composed and slightly rounded feel.
As it develops across the palate, the wine moves with a steady, uninterrupted flow, where fruit and acidity are closely aligned, creating a seamless progression that feels less about contrast and more about continuity, with each element supporting the next in a calm, controlled way. Subtle layers of brioche and almond have become more integrated over time, no longer sitting apart from the fruit but blending into the structure, adding a quiet depth that enhances the wine’s sense of balance without altering its essential lightness. The texture is fine and persistent, with a delicate mousse that spreads evenly, giving a smooth and refined impression while maintaining a gentle tension that keeps the wine lifted. Overall, the wine feels complete and composed, showing both maturity and freshness in equal measure, with an emphasis on harmony and quiet precision.
Tasting Notes
Nose:
Refined and gradual, with lemon, green apple, and a soft pear note, followed by light brioche and subtle almond.
Palate:
Focused and flowing, with citrus and orchard fruit developing evenly over a fine, persistent mousse.
Finish:
Long and poised, with freshness carrying through to a clean, balanced close.
The bottle comes presented in snow white box with a striking Gold Comtes de Champagne over-sleeve.
