Frerejean Frères, Premier Cru Blanc de Blancs Brut, Nv

Frerejean Frères | Champagne, France | 75cl

Sparkling
Chardonnay

17/20Jancis Robinson

£64.90

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"One of the ultimate Blanc de Blancs on the market" - Richard Juhlin

A stunning champagne that is sure to delight: sweet and buttery flavours are balanced with refreshing green apple and hints of grapefruit. It was a real showstopper at its debut tasting in London and has continued its legacy as a firm favourite.

Made from 100% Chardonnay, this Blanc de Blancs has a satin texture with a plumper mouthfeel and slightly richer level of sweetness (whilst still being well within the Brut level). Only 3,000 bottles of this are made each year, each one a joy.

"Super silky and loaded with orchard fruits, alongside some toasty brioche notes from extended lees aging. A very elegant, excellent value Blanc de Blancs!" 
Luke, Wine Guru

Smoked salmon blinis, a dollop of sour cream and some dill. Simple and delicious.

What the critics say:

17/20Jancis Robinson

"Rich and reverberant. Lots of depth. Far from typical Blanc de Blancs... Hint of oxidation which is what they want, apparently...big and bold, very long. Obvious autolysis"

Jonathan Ray, The Spectator

"The Frerejean Frères Blanc de Blancs Premier Cru is as tasty a champagne as I’ve had in yonks. Made from 100 per cent Côte des Blancs Chardonnay – largely from the 2013 vintage but using a sizeable proportion of reserve wines from 2010, 2011 and 2012 too – it’s in peak condition. With intricate notes of toast, honey, butter, cream and mango, it’s wonderfully stylish and satisfying (and comes in a gorgeously presented and packaged clear-glass bottle too). It’s a serious alternative to such mighty wines as, say, Ruinart Blanc de Blancs, and considerably cheaper. Gosh it’s good! "

DrinkUp.London

"This particular champagne was incredible, with loads of nutty brioche on the nose as well as apples and orchard fruits. Its mouthfeel was far silkier, richer and plumper than any of the wines beforehand and as a small grower champagne, with a production of only 3000 bottles, this rivals any of the big brands for taste alone. We’re going as far to say it outstrips them. Sorry Ruinart but we’ve got a new favourite Blanc de blancs. (2016)"

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