Guy Charlemagne - Brut classic MV

Wine Enthusiast

This ripe, balanced and fruity wine has good acidity as well as a poised and elegant layer of white fruits. Fruitiness contrasts with the more textured character that comes through with orange zest and a tight aftertaste

The wine team - champagnen.se

La Revue du Vin de France

Wine Spectator

Champagne Club by Richard Juhlin

A wine made entirely from the family's vineyards in Sezanne. Fresh and clean done, but to simple pickup material. Short small and a bit bland.

Tim Atkin

Gault & Millau

Gismondi on Wine

Champagne Guy Charlemagne was founded in 1892 in the heart of the Côte des Blancs. The estate today covers 15 hectares of vineyards, and is overseen by Philippe Charlemagne. They use only their own grapes, in this case, 50/50 chardonnay / pinot noir from their chalky/clay vineyards in Sezanne. This was vinified in stainless, and spent 2 years sur lattes prior to disgorge, with 8 g/L. Rich and doughy, with red apple, toast, lemon pith across an expansive palate, held in check by Sezanne's chalky underpinning. Really lovely balance between the depth of fruit and the tightness of chalk here.