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1988 Comtes du Champagne TN



 
 
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Old 28-06-2004, 01:28 PM
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Default 1988 Comtes du Champagne TN

Finally popped the cork last night on this bottle that we were given while
touring the caves in Reims (still don't know why received it but . . .

I had treated the bottle gingerly the last couple of days because I am not
one to like my Champagne to explode. so I opened it to a firm pressure but
only a faint rush of gas. On pouring I noticed that it did not foam up
extensively but still had good presence of CO2 making it easy to pour.
Since I have a slight cold I was clueless on the nose other than to say I
could make out the grapes.

Color Pale yellow with I swear a slight tinge of green- I was expecting
something oxidized and brownish - I worry about that sort of thing, but
this wine had been kept to the best of my ability and if anything could
have stayed put away a while longer (though why risk that!)

In the mouth it had a full mouth feel smooth with no sharp edges. the fruit
was very much alive and it drank well with a clean but not lingering
aftertaste.

It was a hit. Would I spend the money over La Francaise which I love, I
doubt it. But if anyone has any that they want to get rid of .. .
 




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