The 2014 release comes with some impressive accolades from the top Champagne critics, with 97 points from Antonio Galloni (who called it "a mini-2008!") the Wine Advocate and James Suckling, and a near-perfect 19.5 (out of 20) from Matthew Jukes, this has all of the hallmarks of an outstanding Comtes de Champagne, but with a subtle unique character that tells the story of the 2014 vintage.

This is a vintage where chardonnay was King, but quality was only achieved through rigorous selection meaning that production is significantly down compared to 2013, meaning allocations are also down. This is quite simply a must-have vintage for any Champagne lover and last in a run of cooler vintages in the region.