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Sadly I can’t make it this year due to a business trip to Rotterdam. I will miss it more than you know, but I will return for 2013.
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5 comments:
I will let you know how it was!
Thijs
So how was it, Thijs?
Hey Thomas,
It was like always a great experience! 2011 seems to be a tough vintage though but if there are some producers in Champagne who know how to handle it, its these guys!
The high flyers for me were:
- Agrapart (Mineral)
- Leclapart (all were great except his rose seemed a little disjointed)
- Tarlant (Vigne d'Or 2003 and BAM)
- Bereche reflet d'Antan and Le Cran
Usual suspects ;)
Thijs
Hey Thomas,
It was like always a great experience! 2011 seems to be a tough vintage though but if there are some producers in Champagne who know how to handle it, its these guys!
The high flyers for me were:
- Agrapart (Mineral)
- Leclapart (all were great except his rose seemed a little disjointed)
- Tarlant (Vigne d'Or 2003 and BAM)
- Bereche reflet d'Antan and Le Cran
Usual suspects ;)
Thijs
Hi Thijs,
Thank for the update - I am now even more thirsty for some Champagne.
See you.
Best from,
Thomas
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