About the Wine
The Champagne house of Godmé was established in 1930 by Michèle and Bertrand Godmé. Sabine and her brother Hugues divided the 11-hectare estate in equal parts. Today Sabine Godmé and her husband Jean Marie Guillaume represent the 4th generation. All the viticulture here is sustainable and on average 30% of the primary fermentation is done in barrel. The estate is located in the heart of Montagne de Reims, specifically in the Grand Cru village of Verzenay. They also own vineyards in the Grand Cru village Beaumont-sur-Vesle and Verzy as well as the Premier Cru villages of Villers-Marmery and Montbré. These are Champagnes that allow the nuance of the Grand Cru and Premier Cru terroir to really be the focus and are not over manipulated.
60% Chardonnay, 40% Pinot Noir. From the well-known plots in Verzenay and Verzy. A very light dosage (5g/l) to reflect the terroir within the aromas of the wine. 2017 was a ripe vintage resulting in grapes with concentrated richness.
Tasting Notes: Complex, rich, and elegant. Beautiful length with dried fruits notes, which has a nice freshness. Well-balanced with an abundance of dried fruits. A sustained finish with delicious purity. Lovely, elegant, and terroir-driven champagne with a delicate toasty personality.
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