Bollinger La Grande Annee Magnum 2004

Bollinger La Grande Annee Magnum 2004

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Bollinger La Grande Annee Magnum 2004
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150 cl

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£345.00
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Bollinger La Grande Année 2004 is a prime example of the house’s expertise in crafting complex, full-bodied Champagnes. This wine, predominantly made from Pinot Noir, showcases the depth and intricacy of the vintage while maintaining a distinctive balance. Notably less oxidative than some earlier iterations, it reflects a refined style with layered aromas of ripe fruit and subtle spice.
94 Vinous
(disgorged January, 2013): Light, bright gold. Powerful orchard and pit fruit aromas are complemented by smoky lees, iodine, chamomile and buttered toast. At once fleshy and energetic, offering deeply pitched poached pear, peach pit and brioche flavors and a suave floral element. Finishes smoky and very long, with mounting spiciness and lingering floral and vanilla notes.Josh Raynolds1st November 2013

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