The Hundred Hills Blanc de Blancs has wondering purity, with aromas of white flowers, lemon cream and citrus, leading to a pristine and crystalline palate. The autolytic brioche character develops on the palate, complemented by a mineral nuance and core of well-defined fruit. Greenish straw. Broad and more oak influence than tartness, though the finish is bone dry. Saline and complex. Excellent in my glass. This would be good with oysters. - 17.5 points, Jancis Robinson, Tctober 2022


