Champagne Forget-Brimont Premier Cru Brut NV
The Forget family have worked these vines for over 200 years, now led by 6th generation family member, Michel Forget.
Although Champagne Forget-Brimont supply their juice to many of Champagne's most famous producers, they keep the best for themselves - this is an absolute bargain compared to what you'll pay for those famous 'big boys'.
"A well-balanced wine, this is full of apples, with equilibrium between the fruit and tight texture. The blend of the three Champagne grapes comes from premier cru vineyards mainly on the Montagne de Reims. Drink now." Roger Voss, Wine Enthusiast Magazine
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Champagne Forget-Brimont Premier Cru Brut NV
Champagne Forget-Brimont Premier Cru Brut NV
The Forget family have worked these vines for over 200 years, now led by 6th generation family member, Michel Forget.
Although Champagne Forget-Brimont supply their juice to many of Champagne's most famous producers, they keep the best for themselves - this is an absolute bargain compared to what you'll pay for those famous 'big boys'.
"A well-balanced wine, this is full of apples, with equilibrium between the fruit and tight texture. The blend of the three Champagne grapes comes from premier cru vineyards mainly on the Montagne de Reims. Drink now." Roger Voss, Wine Enthusiast Magazine
Original: $57.24
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The Forget family have worked these vines for over 200 years, now led by 6th generation family member, Michel Forget.
Although Champagne Forget-Brimont supply their juice to many of Champagne's most famous producers, they keep the best for themselves - this is an absolute bargain compared to what you'll pay for those famous 'big boys'.
"A well-balanced wine, this is full of apples, with equilibrium between the fruit and tight texture. The blend of the three Champagne grapes comes from premier cru vineyards mainly on the Montagne de Reims. Drink now." Roger Voss, Wine Enthusiast Magazine