PHILIPPE GONET
Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Champagne
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Chardonnay
Precision and focus are two words that come to mind after tasting 3210. Persistent and lively bubbles express aromatics of toasted pastry, lime, and fresh cut flowers, from 100% Chardonnay. The palate exposes supple stone fruits and lemon curd with a lengthy, refreshing finish. This wine stands out as a transparent expression of the Champagne terroir of the Côtes des Blancs.
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Chardonnay
With five years on the lees you find both depth and precision in “Ter Blanc.” The perlage is refined and abundant with a persistent mousse. The elegant aromatics are alive with nuts, citrus, and white flowers and on the palate there is a chalky sapidity. the expressive finish is true to the mineral rich terroir of the region, from three vineyard sites in the Côte des Blanc; two Grand Cru, one Premier Cru.
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33% Chardonnay, 33% Pinot Noir, 33% Pinot Meunier
Slow and abundant bubbles express aromatics of white peach, golden pear, toasted almond, and dried apricot. the palate is fleshy and giving, with abundant energy and a long contemplative finish with fruit and power. With equal parts, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier, each from a distinct vineyard, the careful selection and blending by Pierre is seamless in execution.
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Chardonnay
Many believe that 7 years of lees aging for a Champagne offers up the pinnacle of complexity and nuance. This wine is no exception to that idea. Exceptional dimension with lingering flavors of orchard fruits and lemon meringue, buttery brioche, and smoked hazelnut. As this vintage wine opens, it becomes more powerful, the complex textures and flavors unravel, rewarding the patient.
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Chardonnay
Named in Honor of Louis XIV (The Sun King) this cuvee was first produced in 2003. Grand Cru vineyards exclusively from Le Mesnil-sur-Oger. Pair with the finer things: lobster, oysters, smoked salmon, truffle, caviar, or an expressive, creamy cow’s milk cheese.
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Chardonnay
With 10 years on the fine lees, this is the Tête de Cuvée for the Gonet family. The intensity of this wine is expressed on both the nose and on the palate. With aromas of honeycomb, grilled almond, and toasted bread, the palate reveals the terroir with deep sapidity and a minerality dominated by dried citrus. A longer and lingering finish rivals any of the top cuvees from the most noble houses.
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30% Chardonnay, 60% Pinot Noir, 10% Pinot Meunier
An elegant nose opens with orchard fruits, citrus, and hints of fresh bread. The palate is rich yet firm with structured bubbles and a crisp finish. Not Just for celebrating, The Gonet wines are made for food, and the Brut Reserve is the most versatile. Accompanies salty foods best, caviar, oysters, potato chips, ham, seafood, fried foods, and brunch.
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