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Ratings: 88-90 (Wine Advocate), NA (Wine Spectator), 92 (Wine Enthusiast)1/375ml

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Ratings: 87+ (Wine Advocate), 89 (Wine Spectator)1/750ml OWC

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Ratings: 90 (Wine Advocate), 85 (Wine Spectator)1/375ml

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Ratings: 88-90 (Wine Advocate), 87-90 (Wine Spectator)1/375ml Winner of the Decanter Bronze Award "Pretty bergamot, plum and cherry fruit is lined with lightly dusty tannins and backed by a gentle whiff of tobacco" - Wine Spectator

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Ratings: 91-93 (Wine Advocate), NA (Wine Spectator)1/750ml OWC

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Ratings: 85 (Wine Advocate), 88 (Wine Spectator)1/750ml

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Ratings: 90 (Wine Advocate), 87-90 (Wine Spectator)1/750ml

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Ratings: 85 (Wine Advocate), 92 (Wine Spectator)1/375ml

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Ratings: 90 (Wine Advocate), 93 (Wine Spectator)1/375ml

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Ratings: 92 (Wine Advocate), 96 (Wine Spectator)1/375ml

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Ratings: NA (Wine Advocate), 89 (Wine Spectator)1/375ml 

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Ratings: NA (Wine Advocate), 88 (Wine Spectator)1/375ml 2nd wine of Ch. Pichon Baron

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Individual Gift Box available upon request! Ratings: 89 (Wine Advocate), 88 (Wine Spectator) Blend: 35% Chardonnay, 35% Pinot Noir and 30% Pinot Meunier, with around 20% reserve wine.  More than 20 different villages are used, based on our own vineyards in Cumières, Damery, Hautvillers and Verneuil. Wine Spectator: Elegant, with delicate acidity framing subtle notes of white peach, fresh flowers, dried pineapple and biscuit. Very refined in texture, with a lingering, spiced finish. (December 31, 2011) James Suckling: (91 POINTS) An attractive, yellow-citrus style with plenty of zesty acidity on the palate. The drive and richness here are impressive. September 2019.

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Ratings: 89 (Wine Advocate), 88 (Wine Spectator) 1 Piccolo (200ml) of NV JP Brut Cuvée Royale Blend: 35% Chardonnay, 35% Pinot Noir and 30% Pinot Meunier, with around 20% reserve wine.  More than 20 different villages are used, based on our own vineyards in Cumières, Damery, Hautvillers and Verneuil. Wine Spectator: Elegant, with delicate acidity framing subtle notes of white peach, fresh flowers, dried pineapple and biscuit. Very refined in texture, with a lingering, spiced finish. (December 31, 2011) James Suckling:  An attractive, yellow-citrus style with plenty of zesty acidity on the palate. The drive and richness here are impressive. September 2019.

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Ratings: NA (Wine Advocate), 89 (Wine Spectator)1/375ml

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Ratings: 87 (Wine Advocate), 88-91 (Wine Spectator)1/375ml

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Ratings: 88-90 (Wine Advocate), NA (Wine Spectator)1/750ml "Medium bodied, with a forward, bright, strawberry and black raspberry nose. Sweet, juicy and open, this is a wine to drink in its youth. 86 Points" - 86/100, Jeff Leve, The Wine Cellar Insider

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Ratings: 85-87 (Wine Advocate), NA (Wine Spectator)1/750ml 2nd wine of Château Pedesclaux

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Introducing our family's Premier Cru Brut Champagne! Grapes: 50% Meunier / 25% Chardonnay & 25% Pinot Noir Louis de Bôme was a carriage driver (caléchier or conducteur de calèche in French) in Paris who was born in 1810 and died in 1897.  His daughter Marie-Angélique wed with the first generation of winemakers in the Dumangin family, Hippolyte Dumangin.  The current winemaker, Gilles Dumangin, explains: "My family have been grape growers for generations tracing back to 1600 with Firmin Dumangin being the first we know to grow wine grapes.  We know that the first generation of winemakers was Hippolyte by an undated letter to French prospects explaining why he decided to become a winemaker and sell Champagne.  We know the transformation was gradual, but the installation of our first press was in 1884, and the 1st Champagne "Dumangin" was sold shortly after that, around 1886. Since then, five generations have been at the company's helm (me being the 5th).  So that makes Louis de Bôme my great/great/great grandfather."   Louis de Bôme was born in 1810. Hippolyte Dumangin, married to Marie-Angelique, was the 1st generation of winemaker and champagne seller (winemaking 1884-1909). Achille Dumangin was the second (winemaking 1909-1938) Maurice Dumangin was the third (winemaking 1938-1973) Jacky Dumangin was the fourth (winemaking 1970-2011) Gilles Dumangin is the fifth (winemaking 2000-present)   In seeking a collaboration in Champagne, WineConsigners launches this new Champagne from a family of excellent Champagne tradition.  We are honored to elevate the name of the former carriage driver to Paris and Kings, Louis de Bôme.           Technical Data:  Louis de Bôme NV, Premier Cru Champagne   Non-Vintage with 45 to 60% reserve wine Vinification: 95% Stainless steel & 5% barrels Malo-Lactic: partial Champagne bottle with DIAM cork (0% TCA = no cork taste) available in 18.7cl & 75cl BRUT (10-gram dosage) Vineyards: Montagne de Reims, Chigny Les Roses (30%), Ludes (25%), Rilly (10%), Taissy (35%) 

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Ratings: NA (Wine Advocate), 86 (Wine Spectator)1/750ml Cave Reserve

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Ratings: NA (Wine Advocate), (Wine Spectator)

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Ratings: NA (Wine Advocate), NA (Wine Spectator) Sparkling wine from Crémant de Bourgogne

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Ratings: NA (Wine Advocate), NA (Wine Spectator) Brut Prestige

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Ratings: NA (Wine Advocate), 89 (Wine Spectator)

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