Le Cercle by Gosset - Exclusive Champagne - Limited and Rare

Champagne Gosset was founded in 1584 and is not only the oldest wine house in Champagne, but also one of the best family producers. Their 1.7km long wine cellar in Épernay has a storage capacity of around 2.6 million bottles of champagne, all made from Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier.

Gosset x 9wines

In association with Gosset, we are offering this Limited Special Edition IX of "Le Cercle", which is available exclusively from 9wines. This Grande Réserve Brut was bottled in high-quality replicas of their antique and unmistakable 1760 bottles in order to do justice to the noble character of this champagne. The cuvée is 45% Chardonnay, 45% Pinot Noir and 10% Pinot Meunier. Perfectly wedded and perfected with a 7g/l dosage (sweet wine) to ensure that the balance between freshness, fruitiness and minerality is maintained. With lots of volume, it's crispy and fresh on the palate. White flowers melt on the tongue with delicate pearls. Citrus fruit aromas and the representative minerality linger on the palate for a long time. A masterful symbiosis!

The minerality, which is so typical of champagne, arises from the fact that the subsoil of the Champagne region consists mainly of limestone. The surface sediments are also largely composed of limestone. This has a positive effect on soil drainage and leads to an unmistakable mineral note.

Champagne for special moments

"Le Cercle" is a world-class Réserve champagne that has been aged for 5 years in the bottle and embodies the pure, elegant style of the house. A wine for beautiful moments in life! For sharing with friends or family, but also suitable for storage. The maturation potential is 12 years and more.
In combination with oysters, seafood or light fish dishes, expect a taste explosion.

Gosset's Cellar Master Odilon de Varine

After a week on the beach (with lots of oysters and champagne), cellar master Odilon de Varine recreated these images, attitude to life and tastes in the bottle. Odilon de Varine describes Le Cercle in an interview with the following words: Wonderful freshness, lightness, clarity, a touch of saltiness and an unbelievably great minerality.