A beautiful case comprising of one bottle of each of the following vintages of Forget-Brimont Premier Cru: 2009, 2010 and 2011.

Champagne Forget Brimont is a small producer of Champagne located in Craon de Ludes. 6th Generation Champenoise Michel Forget is the current owner and winemaker and the estate can trace it roots back to the early nineteenth century when his ancestor, Louis, first created vineyards in the area. The Champagne Forget Brimont brand was established in 1920 by another relative, Eugène.

Forget Brimont's Vintage Champagnes are aged between three and ten years prior to release, this ensures that the Champagnes arrive at perfect maturity for immediate drinking, although they can be cellared for longer if required.

2009 Vintage:
"With 10 years' aging on the lees, this wine is now approaching peak perfection. A blend of half-and-half Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, it shows a classic balance between rich structure and a mineral texture."
93 points.
Roger Voss, Wine Enthusiast, December 2019

2010 Vintage:
"Bottled after 10 years on its lees, this Champagne has great richness, with mature flavors mingling with the acidity and kiwi fruit flavors."
93 points.
Roger Voss, Wine Enthusiast, January 2021

2011 Vintage:
"A half-and-half blend of ripe Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from Premier Cru vineyards, this Champagne is a mature, well-textured and lightly herbal wine. Plenty of fruit remains while there are also touches of toast and spice."
92 points.
Roger Voss, Wine Enthusiast, December 2022