David Lawrason

This is a quite mature, solid, even and dry cremant, pouring with yellow-gold colour. The nose shows fairly intense...

Michael Godel

Dry, crisp, sharp and the kind of Crémant to stand up and be taken notice of, no matter the origin but here Bourgogne...

Sara d'Amato

Substantial rich and very tasty. A powerful wine with a pleasant autolytic (yeasty) character. Notes of brioche,...

Megha Jandhyala, S.J.D

This is a lively and pleasing crémant from Bourgogne. Expressive notes of firm, ripe pears and apples and juicy...

John Szabo, MS

This bottling from Luquet shows an unusual oxidative note, like bruised fruit, not as vibrant and fresh as some...

Tyler Philp

A lovely alternative to the more expensive wines of Champagne and for a quarter of the price. Blanc de Blanc literally means ‘White of Whites’ stating that no black fruit such as pinot noir was used in the production of this wine. Made using the ‘traditional method’, this crémant is purely chardonnay and shows just a touch of sweetness and typical toasty notes surrounded by crisp acidity for the style. Quite nice. (northof9finewine, March 2011)

Domaine Luquet Crémant De Bourgogne