A review for Tarlant Millesime L'Etincelante. 2002. Mostly Pinot Noir with small % of Meunier and Chard. Lemon curd, and bread dough. Juicy yellow apple and slightly strawberry. Medium+ acidity, finish, and intensity. — 6 years ago
Deg. 2021 , amazing bottle — 4 months ago
A Pet Nat named for the chalks of Champagne. There is a great story about Christoph Hoch and a bet he made with Benoit Tarlant about his ability to stabilize this wine. It’s a blend of mostly Gruner and Zweigelt with a wonderful chalky lemony chamomile flinty aroma. Hazy, different, and worth a try. — 5 years ago
Not much zing left — 5 years ago
Medium+ acidity, broad span of red fruits, canned apricot, honey, and racy apple, very toasty. Moderate length. — 6 years ago
Lee Pitofsky
This is a seriously underrated Champagne. 50-50 blend, 04-05 base, 17 years on the lees. Rich and complex, fantastic bubbles. — 23 days ago