Gosset Grande Reserve Brut, France

This Champagne house dates back to 1584 and is the oldest in the region. More than four centuries of wine-making know-how certainly stands Gosset in extremely good stead. Grande Reserve Brut has been the flagship of the Gosset style for the last 30 years. Winemakers take great care to preserve the wine’s aromatics, freshness and fruit by ensuring that it is aged on the lees for the optimum length of time and avoiding malolactic fermentation. The Champagne is kept in cellar for a minimum of 3 years.

Grande Reserve Brut is a spakling with such finesse, depth and vibrance which can be enjoyed on its own or with shellfish or tapas including some hard cheeses.