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90
Scores are assigned on a 100-point scale and reflect a wine's overall quality, but don't consider price.
80 to 84 good
85 to 89 very good
90 to 94 excellent
95 to 100 outstanding
The first champagne to be certified biodynamic, this is a 100 per cent pinot noir with intense, almost piercing aromatics of hazelnut, lemon wax and red fruit. Great mouth-watering acid grip; the nutty notes stay focused on the long finish. Vintages, June 7, or now at www.thelivingvine.ca.
- Price:
- $54.30
- Type:
- Sparkling
- Varietal:
- Champagne
- Region:
- Champagne
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