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Chartogne-Taillet Heurtebises

The 2014 Chartogne-Taillet Heurtebises has earned its place in The World of Fine Wine’s handpicked collection of tasting notes, featuring insights from the world’s foremost wine authorities. Explore in-depth commentary from wine experts Andrew Jefford, Michael Edwards and Tom Stevenson on Chartogne-Taillet Heurtebises - an internationally acclaimed traditional method sparkling from Champagne.
Chartogne-Taillet Heurtebises
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Wine Name
Chartogne-Taillet Heurtebises

Wine Producer
Chartogne-Taillet

Score
92

Wine Style
Traditional Method Sparkling

Grape Type
Pinot Meunier

Country
France

Vintage
2008

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Michael Edwards: This has an abundance of agrumes, grapefruit-like fruit, and fills the palate with a fine calcaire minerality. Excellent. 16.5

Andrew Jefford: Pale gold; fine, steady mousse. The nose in part reflects the vanilla, which is a component of the varietal Chardonnay spectrum here, but in part the plant sap, ivy leaf, and milled stone, which is pure Champagne class. Excellent work. On the palate, it is long, vinous, structured, pure, and poised—fine raw materials, in sum. This is a blanc de blancs of great finesse and elegance. There are apple-quince fruits but drawn with great restraint; the richness is white almond; the acidity is sapfilled and teasing. I am hugely enthusiastic about this relatively young, shy wine. 18

Tom Stevenson: Although obviously rich, that classic 2008 acidity brings it ramrod straight and is softened by a gloriously silky mousse. A class act now, this can only get better. 18.5

Details

Wine expert Andrew Jefford
Michael Edwards
Tom Stevenson
Tastings year 2014
Region Champagne
AppellationChampagne AOC
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