Light golden in color. Nice mousse with lots of small-ish bubbles. The nose has toast and lemons. On the palate, there is a nice tart apple quality. Nice acidity. Long finish. Very pleasant way to start.
Grade:
B+
Score:
89
Vintage:
2009
2009 Roederer Estate L'Ermitage Brut
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