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2013 Pol Roger, Sir Winston Churchill
750ml - Champagne, FranceCritic Scores
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| $168 | 6 | 6 | Vinovest |
| $177 | 1 | 7 | Vinovest |
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About This Wine
Winston Churchill loved Champagne. In 1946, he even wrote, "I could not live without Champagne. In victory, I deserve it. In defeat, I need it." While he enjoyed several brands (Möet & Chandon, Giesler, and Pommery), none could surpass his love of Pol Roger. As a result, the Champagne house not only named a cuvée after him but also sent the British Prime Minister a case every year on his birthday.
If Churchill were alive today, he'd surely fawn over this eponymous brut. Orchard fruit, orange zest, lemon, honey, mint, sage, and hints of brioche unfurl from the glass. A pillowy body reveals a fruity core with shimmering acids and a creamy, mousse-like finish. From start to finish, it is powerful and compelling without an ounce of unnecessary weight. As wine critic William Kelley noted in his review, "This is an elegant, penetrating rendition of Churchill that stands out for its charm and effortlessness."
The Final Sip: You don't have to love Champagne as much as Winston Churchill to know that this brut cuvée has the power, grace, and structure to earn a spot in any cellar.