Cart NV Nicolas Feuillatte Brut
Average Price: $32.53 
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| Style: | Sparkling |
| Grape Type: | Champagne Blend |
| Region: | Champagne |
Expert Reviews
The problem with non-vintage dated bubblies is shown here in spades. We have no idea how old this wine is and whether it may have been more enjoyable at an earlier age. But, whatever its years number, the wine itself is light, steely and dry with bubbles that fade faster than they should.
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Favorite
By Buffa12673555, July 17, 2009
Love this champagne-our favorite next to Dom-does not have the chardonnay overtone.Light and smooth taste that refreshes and whispers.It adjusts the mind to the pleasures of life.
Love this champagne-our favorite next to Dom-does not have the chardonnay overtone.Light and smooth taste that refreshes and whispers.It adjusts the mind to the pleasures of life.
Yeasty....very good nose and long finish
By Parker11909580, July 22, 2008
For the price point a very good buy.
For the price point a very good buy.
WOW, THIS STUFF IS COOL!
By A Tallent, July 14, 2004
THIS CHAMPAGNE IF THE PERFECT APERTIF FOR ANY PARTY, FUN FOR EVERYONE!
THIS CHAMPAGNE IF THE PERFECT APERTIF FOR ANY PARTY, FUN FOR EVERYONE!
Crisp apple and dry
By MyOpinion, January 08, 2006
This value champagne, a medium straw hue, has a crisp apple frame with toasty notes and a fine nutty layer. The mousse is, perhaps, less fine and creamy than others, but more refined mousee commands a higher price point. It is very enjoyable for occasions. We drank it twice: New Year's Eve toasting for 2002 and recently (2005) we enjoyed it with breaded, broiled sea scallops, snap peas and fresh baguette soaking up a single-orchard extra-virgin olive oil from the Tuscan coast. It is a fine match to many meals!
This value champagne, a medium straw hue, has a crisp apple frame with toasty notes and a fine nutty layer. The mousse is, perhaps, less fine and creamy than others, but more refined mousee commands a higher price point. It is very enjoyable for occasions. We drank it twice: New Year's Eve toasting for 2002 and recently (2005) we enjoyed it with breaded, broiled sea scallops, snap peas and fresh baguette soaking up a single-orchard extra-virgin olive oil from the Tuscan coast. It is a fine match to many meals!
Excellent value!!
By Iula10447176, March 02, 2004
Wonderful Brut, great for that special evening and won't burn a hole in your pocket.
Wonderful Brut, great for that special evening and won't burn a hole in your pocket.
An all-time price performer for over 20 years.
By Walter A. Kotrba, CWE, November 21, 2002
This house continues to send solid Champagne from France with bright apple fruit with minerals and hazelnuts, complete with delicate toastiness. Excellent price/quality.
This house continues to send solid Champagne from France with bright apple fruit with minerals and hazelnuts, complete with delicate toastiness. Excellent price/quality.
Co-Op Owned...
By Kurt Saylor, September 12, 2000
This beautiful premier cru Champagne comes from a cooperative of growers. It has ripe nearly tropical style fruit and toasty yeasty fruit. Excellent stuff for under $30!!
This beautiful premier cru Champagne comes from a cooperative of growers. It has ripe nearly tropical style fruit and toasty yeasty fruit. Excellent stuff for under $30!!
Average brut
By Crandall10702791, July 23, 2004
At this price point there are better choices, but this is a perfectly nice brut.
At this price point there are better choices, but this is a perfectly nice brut.
Very enjoyable
By urbanlomax, January 29, 2004
Good toastiness, but large-ish bubbles.
Good toastiness, but large-ish bubbles.
User Ratings
Average rating: 3.75 (24 ratings) 