Jacquesson Cuvee 738 300cl

Jacquesson Cuvee 738 300cl

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  • Vinous rating 93
  • Jancis Robinson rating 91
Jacquesson Cuvee 738 300cl
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300 cl

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£670.00
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The Jacquesson Cuvée 738 is a non-vintage Champagne crafted to showcase the essence of a singular base vintage. This particular cuvée predominantly utilises grapes from the 2010 harvest, featuring a blend of approximately 52% Chardonnay, 29% Pinot Noir and 19% Pinot Meunier, complemented by select reserve wines. The Champagne exhibits a range of aromas, including crisp apple and citrus, alongside a subtle undertone of brioche. Presented here in celebratory jeroboam format.
93 Vinous
The Jacquesson’s Cuvée No. 738 is stellar. Bright, focused and finely cut, the 738 impresses for its energy and overall vibrancy. In many ways, the 738 sets the tone for the night, as it is so full of life. This is a great showing from a Champagne that consistently overdelivers relative to its peers.Antonio Galloni1st December 2015
91 Jancis Robinson
The Cuvée 738 Extra Brut is a blend of 67% of the 2010 vintage and 33% Reserve wines, all grapes sourced from Grand and Permier Crus in the Côte de Blanc and the Marne Valley. The wines were fermented spontaneously in foudres and the final assemblage is made of 61% Chardonnay, 18% Pinot Noir and 21% Pinot Meunier. The wine I am tasting was disgorged in April 2014 with a dosage of 2.5 grams per liter. Its bouquet offers a precise, multi-layered, fresh and slightly spicy bouquet of chalk, ripe apples, lemons and lemon grass, some Mediterranean herbs, oysters and sea breeze. The wine is lean and straight-forwarded on the palate, lovely, dry and stimulating in its firm structure. This is pure Champagne with elegance and a lingering expression. It's a great aperitif and in this case, the glasses should not be too big, whereas many vintage Champagnes taste much more complex and vinous out of wine glasses with a larger goblet. Stephan Reinhardt30th October 2015

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