2008 | JS 100
Complex, with notes of candied citrus, white peach, toasted hazelnuts, and hints of white chocolate.
2012 | WA 97
Rich, concentrated, and vinous, with notable powdery chalkiness and a long, firm finish.
2013 | WA 98
The 2013 is characterized by "chalky freshness" and "racy" acidity. It is described as incredibly precise, often compared to a laser, with a long, saline finish.
2014 | WS 98
Rich, balanced, and precise with flavors of candied citrus, stone fruit, and toast, finishing with a sharp, linear acidity.
2015 | WS 96
The 2015 Louis Roederer Cristal Brut is a highly energetic and complex Champagne blending 60% Pinot Noir and 40% Chardonnay. It bursts with ripe yellow fruits, candied citrus, and roasted hazelnuts, supported by a distinct, dusty chalky minerality. The finish is long, silky, and balanced.
2016 | JD 100
The 2016 Louis Roederer Cristal Brut is a highly acclaimed, chiseled, and racy Champagne. Composed of 58% Pinot Noir and 42% Chardonnay, it features a youthful, complex profile of citrus oil, white peach, white flowers, and chalky minerality. It is celebrated for its perfect balance, seamless texture, and intensely saline, vibrant finish.
About Winery
Louis Roederer is a prestigious French champagne house with a history spanning over two centuries, known for its independent, family-owned structure and commitment to quality. Founded in 1776 as Dubois Père & Fils and later renamed in 1833 by Louis Roederer, the house has been passed down through generations of the Roederer family (and now the Rouzaud family). A key aspect of the Roederer story is its dedication to estate vineyards, a practice that contrasts with some other Champagne houses who primarily source grapes from various plots. This dedication to quality and tradition has earned Louis Roederer a global reputation for its elegant and complex champagnes.
Winemaker Notes
Concentrated and candied citrus fruit mingle delicately with notes of grain and lightly roasted almonds. Fruity palate with a silky texture, complemented by soft bubbles that are perfectly integrated and deliciously elegant. The purity and perfection of the ripe yellow fruit melt into the intense chalky freshness, typical of Cristal, that is both powdery and saline. Dense, juicy, concentrated and long on the mid-palate, thanks to the spicy and sappy structure resulting from partial ageing in large oak vats. The finish builds to a crescendo, revealing a rich grainy and velvety texture that is wrapped in a long, saline and superbly elegant finish.
About Winery
Louis Roederer is a prestigious French champagne house with a history spanning over two centuries, known for its independent, family-owned structure and commitment to quality. Founded in 1776 as Dubois Père & Fils and later renamed in 1833 by Louis Roederer, the house has been passed down through generations of the Roederer family (and now the Rouzaud family). A key aspect of the Roederer story is its dedication to estate vineyards, a practice that contrasts with some other Champagne houses who primarily source grapes from various plots. This dedication to quality and tradition has earned Louis Roederer a global reputation for its elegant and complex champagnes.
Winemaker Notes
A golden hue with soft, glowing highlights. Fine, steady, gentle bubbles. Powerful and complex on the palate, revealing a mixture of yellow fruit (mirabelle plum), juicy, ripe fruits (nectarine), citrus peel (candied orange) and finely-roasted nuts (hazelnut). The nose is simultaneously powdery and sweet, with elegant, chalky notes. Gentle, tactile and full-bodied on the palate. The bubbles create a gentle, vibrating sensation, then the wine becomes soft, dense and juicy. But it is the chalky freshness that quickly sets the tone: the sweetness becomes energetic and intense, giving the wine an elegant yet powerful texture. Fine, textured tannins reveal a poised and vinous dim
About Winery
Louis Roederer is a prestigious French champagne house with a history spanning over two centuries, known for its independent, family-owned structure and commitment to quality. Founded in 1776 as Dubois Père & Fils and later renamed in 1833 by Louis Roederer, the house has been passed down through generations of the Roederer family (and now the Rouzaud family). A key aspect of the Roederer story is its dedication to estate vineyards, a practice that contrasts with some other Champagne houses who primarily source grapes from various plots. This dedication to quality and tradition has earned Louis Roederer a global reputation for its elegant and complex champagnes.
Winemaker Notes
Rich and complex aromas with notes of zesty and candied fruit (lemon) mingled with pollen (white flowers), roasted hazelnut and Madagascar vanilla. After aeration, the bouquet develops rich notes of fresh pastries and smoky notes from bottle ageing
About Winery
Louis Roederer is a prestigious French champagne house with a history spanning over two centuries, known for its independent, family-owned structure and commitment to quality. Founded in 1776 as Dubois Père & Fils and later renamed in 1833 by Louis Roederer, the house has been passed down through generations of the Roederer family (and now the Rouzaud family). A key aspect of the Roederer story is its dedication to estate vineyards, a practice that contrasts with some other Champagne houses who primarily source grapes from various plots. This dedication to quality and tradition has earned Louis Roederer a global reputation for its elegant and complex champagnes.
Winemaker Notes
Amber hue with green and orange tints. Fine, even and lively sparkle. The wine is powerful, full yet tight, on entry to the palate. The 2008 is undeniably well-structured in a particular way: the wine’s almost saline concentration has not been created by the sun, but is derived from the dryness of the chalk soil in a particularly cool summer. The result is a smooth, almost liquorous, mouthfeel that coats the palate with a powerful yet soft texture. This gives way to an incredible finish, underpinned by freshness and an impression of absolute purity with a taut and very saline character. Complex and intense bouquet disclosing candied citrus, yellow fruit, Williams pear, pollen and toasted almond. The delicately seductive bouquet shows intensity and well-honed precision. The Cristal 2008 is deep, intense and masterful. It offers the quintessential reflection of its chalk soils which lend it is velvety texture and delicate tension.
About Winery
Louis Roederer is a prestigious French champagne house with a history spanning over two centuries, known for its independent, family-owned structure and commitment to quality. Founded in 1776 as Dubois Père & Fils and later renamed in 1833 by Louis Roederer, the house has been passed down through generations of the Roederer family (and now the Rouzaud family). A key aspect of the Roederer story is its dedication to estate vineyards, a practice that contrasts with some other Champagne houses who primarily source grapes from various plots. This dedication to quality and tradition has earned Louis Roederer a global reputation for its elegant and complex champagnes.
Winemaker Notes
The Armand de Brignac Brut Gold (Ace of Spades) opens with vibrant aromas of peach, apricot, and red berries, layered with crystallized citrus, orange zest, and subtle brioche. On the palate, it is rich and full-bodied, offering flavors of ripe cherries, exotic fruits, vanilla, and honey, balanced by a creamy texture and fine bubbles. The wine’s complexity is enhanced by notes of toast and pastry from extended lees aging, while the finish is long, smooth, and elegant, with a touch of minerality and oak-aged depth that underscores its luxurious style.
About Winery
Armand de Brignac, also known as “Ace of Spades,” is a French luxury champagne brand originally registered by Champagne Cattier in the 1950s, but it remained obscure until its relaunch in 2006 as a prestige cuvée. Produced in Chigny-les-Roses by the Cattier family, who have cultivated vineyards since 1763, the brand gained global fame when rapper Jay-Z embraced it following a dispute with Cristal Champagne and later acquired it outright in 2014. In 2021, Jay-Z sold a 50% stake to LVMH, cementing Armand de Brignac’s position as a symbol of exclusivity and modern luxury, with its iconic metallic bottles and multi-vintage blends.
Winemaker Notes
The Armand de Brignac Rosé (Ace of Spades) presents a vibrant and luxurious profile, opening with aromas of fresh strawberries, raspberries, and blackcurrants, lifted by hints of citrus zest and delicate floral notes. On the palate, it is rich yet elegant, combining layers of ripe red fruits with subtle pastry, vanilla, and mineral undertones, supported by crisp acidity and fine bubbles. The addition of still Pinot Noir lends depth and intensity, giving the wine a fuller body and a striking salmon-pink hue. The finish is long and refined, marked by chalky minerality and lingering notes of red berries and spice, making it both indulgent and sophisticated.
About Winery
Armand de Brignac, also known as “Ace of Spades,” is a French luxury champagne brand originally registered by Champagne Cattier in the 1950s, but it remained obscure until its relaunch in 2006 as a prestige cuvée. Produced in Chigny-les-Roses by the Cattier family, who have cultivated vineyards since 1763, the brand gained global fame when rapper Jay-Z embraced it following a dispute with Cristal Champagne and later acquired it outright in 2014. In 2021, Jay-Z sold a 50% stake to LVMH, cementing Armand de Brignac’s position as a symbol of exclusivity and modern luxury, with its iconic metallic bottles and multi-vintage blends.
Winemaker Notes
Armand de Brignac Demi Sec is a luxurious Champagne crafted from Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Pinot Meunier, aged nearly six years in chalk cellars. It delivers an opulent palate of candied fruits, caramel, quince, brioche, crystallized citrus, honey, and subtle blackberry, supported by fine bubbles and a dosage of 33 g/L. This sweeter style pairs elegantly with foie gras, cheeses, and lightly spiced cuisine
About Winery
Armand de Brignac, also known as “Ace of Spades,” is a French luxury champagne brand originally registered by Champagne Cattier in the 1950s, but it remained obscure until its relaunch in 2006 as a prestige cuvée. Produced in Chigny-les-Roses by the Cattier family, who have cultivated vineyards since 1763, the brand gained global fame when rapper Jay-Z embraced it following a dispute with Cristal Champagne and later acquired it outright in 2014. In 2021, Jay-Z sold a 50% stake to LVMH, cementing Armand de Brignac’s position as a symbol of exclusivity and modern luxury, with its iconic metallic bottles and multi-vintage blends.
Winemaker Notes
The Armand de Brignac Brut Gold (Ace of Spades) opens with vibrant aromas of peach, apricot, and red berries, layered with crystallized citrus, orange zest, and subtle brioche. On the palate, it is rich and full-bodied, offering flavors of ripe cherries, exotic fruits, vanilla, and honey, balanced by a creamy texture and fine bubbles. The wine’s complexity is enhanced by notes of toast and pastry from extended lees aging, while the finish is long, smooth, and elegant, with a touch of minerality and oak-aged depth that underscores its luxurious style.
About Winery
Armand de Brignac, also known as “Ace of Spades,” is a French luxury champagne brand originally registered by Champagne Cattier in the 1950s, but it remained obscure until its relaunch in 2006 as a prestige cuvée. Produced in Chigny-les-Roses by the Cattier family, who have cultivated vineyards since 1763, the brand gained global fame when rapper Jay-Z embraced it following a dispute with Cristal Champagne and later acquired it outright in 2014. In 2021, Jay-Z sold a 50% stake to LVMH, cementing Armand de Brignac’s position as a symbol of exclusivity and modern luxury, with its iconic metallic bottles and multi-vintage blends.
Description
Elegant and angular, the Cabernet decanter is a practical piece for wine lovers.With its functional design, it is suitable for both young and old wines, white or red.
This product is made of clear crystal glass.
This decanter is designed to hold a single bottle of wine.
RIEDEL offer a wide range of functional machine-made decanters, suitable for every lifestyle at appealing prices. A decanter is a must-have for wine lovers, and all RIEDEL decanters are made of fine crystal glass to honor quality wines with the treatment they deserve. Both old and young wines can benefit from decanting, whether to remove sediment or make them smoother and rounder.
Capacity750.0 ccm
Height230.0 mm
About Us
RIEDEL, established in 1756, is a renowned Austrian glassware manufacturer, recognized globally for its high-quality, varietal-specific wine glasses and decanters. They are known for designing glassware that enhances the characteristics of different wines, aiming to elevate the overall tasting experience. The company is family-owned and operated, currently led by Georg J. Riedel and Maximilian J. Riedel.Â
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