TSWC. Superb. Absolutely wonderful dessert wine. — 4 years ago
Yes, these guys do Beaujolais in a Bordeaux bottle.
Great nose features ripe cherry and berries, along with a rich, humus-like earthy note and scents of old barrels. Fruity but fairly structured in the mouth. Significant tannin frames the sultry, oozy fruit. Initially, it’s a little austere in the finish (a la the region whose bottle shape is used), but more fruit comes through as it gets air. Unique and very good. — 5 years ago
Rich texture and smooth earthy tones — 7 years ago
Great lively bubbly. Good find and great value. — 8 years ago
Pretty great. Fun pour — 4 months ago
Pinot Noir elegante, ligero pero a la vez con buen cuerpo y gran permanencia. Para las chicas 🩷 — 3 years ago
Very drinkable. Lovely with meats and cheeses — 4 years ago
2016. Shit year. Great wine. Easy smooth and sunny. The wife brought this beauty back from France (we live in Toronto) great great wine. — 7 years ago
If you read my posts, it's no secret I really enjoy their Rosé Champagne. Always consistently great and delicious. On the nose; spring florals, sea spray, chalky minerals, tangerine, black cherry, raspberry, watermelon & strawberries. On the palate; tangerine, black cherry, raspberry, watermelon & strawberries, saline, beautiful sticky palate chalkiness, pink roses, baguette, amazing minerality, finish and acidity. Photos of; their house, vineyard and cellar. Producer history and notes...Bilecart was founded in 1818, by husband and wife Nicolas François Billecart and Elisabeth Salmon. For nearly two hundred years, the Billecart family has been making exceptional champagne. Today the House remains independent and is run by the family’s seventh generation under François Roland-Billecart. The Billecart-Salmon House covers around 50 hectares, and gets its grapes from a total of 170 hectares of land. Meaning...they also have a number of great relationships with grape growers. At the foot of the Mareuil-sur-Aÿ hill, the Billecart-Salmon family cultivates one hectare of Pinot Noir on a single, enclosed parcel; the Clos Saint Hilaire. Billecart uses modern and innovative technology to constantly improve the quality of its champagne. From the Côte des Blancs to the Reims Mountain and the right bank of the Marne River are some of the greatest sites for Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. These grapes/sites are all used to make beautiful Billecart champagnes.
— 9 years ago




TSWC. Excellent house wine for under £7 — 3 years ago
Ripe berries and stone fruits. — 4 years ago
So light and crisp! The perfect amount of bubbles and a perfectly balanced semi-dry flavor. Would definitely recommend and buy again! — 6 years ago
Это вино было куплено мной в апреле 2013 года. Осень редкое вино из Прованса. Выпито в Обнинске в осеннюю пору. Не мое. — 8 years ago
Saftigt men fylligt och trevlig fermenterad doft — 8 years ago
Ray Vanderhoff
The Monastery where Bubbly production all began around 500 years ago. Primarily Mauzac with small amounts of Chardonnay and Chenin Blanc blended in. Medium gold color. Aromas of orchard and citrus fruit with hints of white flowers and raw nuts. Flavors of juicy green apples and pears, granite dust and lemon zest. Slight vegetal note on the long palate cleansing finish. Plenty of bubbles but not in a steady stream. Creamy mousse that does dissipate rather quickly. Medium body and texture. Quite lively! Excellent QPR! Love the history. — 2 days ago