J. Laurens Le Moulin Brut Blanquette De Limoux, Traditional Method, Ap, Midi, France
Critic Reviews (4)
This is a lovely, yeasty, creamy Blanquette, less oxidative and appley than most traditional method mauzac-based...
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A lightly autolytic Limoux (the "original" Champagne) that is pleasantly high-toned but and offers more depth than...
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"Were that it were so simple." In early 2017 Le Moulin Brut is showing with such life, vitality and an Olivier-esque...
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From a limestone-soiled enclave in the sprawling vineyards of Languedoc this sparkler is made from a variety called...
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Community Reviews (2)
Nice easy drinking original Champagne with lots of flavour
Description: Medium straw in colour with a low to medium intense nose and fine mousse. This wine features light toasted oak, biscuit, lemon/lime, honeydew melon, Granny Apples, pear, honey and limestone. Medium body with good acidity and a good length.
Negatives: None
Drink now or in the next 7 of years on its own or pair it with Spicy Linguine with Clam Sauce.
Tasted: 11 June 2017
Best Buy
Score: 9/10, Value: 9/10 Total: 18/20
Out of 5 stars, I rated this wine: 4
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This blend of 90% Mauzac and 10% Chardonnay has fresh golden apple and lemon citrus aromas mingling with yeasty and biscuit notes of generous intensity rising out of the glass. On the crisp, light-to-mid weighted palate it has lightly frothy mousse and more ripe apple, lemon citrus, and yeasty notes joined by lightly honeyed and grapefruit flavours in a dry profile with fresh, zesty acidity. Citrus, apple, and yeasty notes linger on the dry, clean, and crisp finish, with very good length. Last tasted Apr. 2022.
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