Emmanuel Brochet, Le Mont Benoit, Extra Brut NV Champagne Blend complex layers and thirst-quenching zest

complex layers and thirst-quenching zest

After seven or more years they are harvested and the cores are roasted in fire pits before being crushed by the traditional Tahona stone to extract all the rich agave juices

greengage and grapefruit on the finish

it is elegant

The 2004 Descendant is by far the most impressive release of this wine

Emmanuel Brochet, Le Mont Benoit, Extra Brut NV Champagne Blend complex layers and thirst-quenching zestWe love our Grower Champagnes and this is no exception. A full bodied, vinous fizz that's demanding of attention Vivid and vibrant in its energy, crisp green apples and white flowers abound and compliment a briny oyster shell minerality. plenty of flesh right off the bat, with a touch of the oxy stuff coming through later on. Length for days, salty too.