Eye: The color of this Cuvée Fleuronis particularly bright. It displays a yellow-gold color with very light green reflections and sparkles pleasantly thanks to the presence of extremely fine and numerous bubbles. A beautiful bead of foam punctuates the effervescence on the surface. The general presentation, fresh and distinguished, bears witness to the quality of the blend.
Nose: The first nose , although of medium intensity, offers an expression of finesse. It delivers aromas of fresh butter, almond, bergamot and thyme. Allowed to breathe, it reveals aromas of candied lemons and oranges against a very racy mineral background. After ten minutes, the finesse of expression redoubles with aromas of white flowers and limestone. The “air resistance” after twenty minutes shows the stability of the wine as well as its potential. Although still a little discreet, but fine, distinguished and racy, this nose is one of the great classics of Champagne.
Mouth: The attack on the palate is lively , with a beautiful effervescence immediately relayed by the freshness of the wine. It is this acid edge that will set the tempo from the tasting to the finish. The vinosity and the slightly warm character of the wine are content to accompany the freshness, while the dosage is almost imperceptible. The wine stands straight and seems airy. The effervescence remains creamy until the finish and produces a tender, very caressing texture. The finish is tangy and mineral at the same time. Extremely precise, it gives an impression of purity and ends with a good aromatic length (about six seconds). The wine ends its course with some aromas of lemons, iodine and butter.