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Default [TN] Two sparklers

On Saturday, our dinner started with a bottle of a recently purchased
Champagne:

NV Larmandier-Bernier Blanc de Blancs 'Vertus' ($42)
nose: mildly yeasty, lemons
palate: creamy, citrus, crisp, leesy

Really nice stuff with a great balance of acidity with fruit and yeast
autolysis flavors.

Tonight, a friend was in town, so with some Thai food we opened:

NV Foreau Vouvray Brut (L2011) ($24)
nose: grapefruit rind, herbs
palate: light mousse, crisp, balanced, citrus, green apples

Classic Chenin notes to me, even if I can't find the words to describe
them. Although officially NV, the lot number designates it as a 2001
single vintage wine. The more I taste sparkling Chenin, the more I like
it. Great stuff!

Mark Lipton
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