Champagne Club August: Maison Gamet
Extending a hundred kilometers east to west on either side of the river for which it is named, the Vallée de la Marne is the largest and most geologically diverse Champagne sub-region. A third of...
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Extending a hundred kilometers east to west on either side of the river for which it is named, the Vallée de la Marne is the largest and most geologically diverse Champagne sub-region. A third of...
Paul Berthelot & Colin Happy (Belated) Summer Solstice! As you might’ve heard, there is a World Cup taking place at this very moment on this exact continent. Visitors from around the globe, draped in the...
Now that we’re approaching the apex of celebration season, I find myself wondering, with every toast: Why Champagne? Besides being delicious, what accounts for its specific mystique, its literal elevated status - the raised glasses...
Eric Rodez & Charles de Cazanove The other day a fellow wine industry person was telling me about a method champenoise bottling they recently uncorked and very much did not enjoy. “I mean, it’s a...
Allouchery-Bailly & Barrat-Masson First off, apologies for the lag of this here communique. I received and rang these selections last week, and intended to have the notes ready to go shortly thereafter, but couldn’t finish before...
Champagne is so internationally famous, such a universal shorthand for all things quality, luxury and convivial (off the top of my head: Miller Hi-Life ‘the champagne of beers’; Churchill’s quip that meeting FDR for the...

