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Krug Grande Cuvee Brut(NV)
"Krug Grande Cuvée is as a symphony, a composition where the instruments all play together, complementing each other in total harmony."
-Henri Krug.
The flagship of the house, Grande Cuvée is imposing in character from the first moment in the glass. The "birth" of Krug Grande Cuvée, through its first fermentation exclusively in small oak casks, ensures the unique personality and dimension that is the Krug Style. The composition of the "cuvée" is a stunning mosaic of flavors where the three champagne grapes, 20-25 growths and read more...
-Henri Krug.
The flagship of the house, Grande Cuvée is imposing in character from the first moment in the glass. The "birth" of Krug Grande Cuvée, through its first fermentation exclusively in small oak casks, ensures the unique personality and dimension that is the Krug Style. The composition of the "cuvée" is a stunning mosaic of flavors where the three champagne grapes, 20-25 growths and read more...
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July 2008
- Krug Grande Cuvee is as a symphony, a composition where the instruments all play together, complementing each other in total harmony. -Henri Krug. The flagship of the house, Grande Cuvee is imposing in character from the first moment in the glass. The birth of Krug Grande Cuvee, through its first fermentation exclusively in small oak casks, ensures the unique personality and dimension that is the Krug Style. The composition of the cuvee is a stunning mosaic of flavors where the three champagne grapes, 20-25 growths and 6-10 different years, combine to give Krug Grande Cuvee its complexity, read more...
- Josh Raynolds
- International Wine Cellar
- Issue 129, November/December 2006
- 92/100
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July 2007
- ($140) Light straw. Ripe apple, pear and orange on the nose, along with hints of honey, toffee and brioche. This smells deeper and richer than last year's cuvee but not as toasty as old-time Krug. The crisp pear and apple flavors are nicely lifted by juicy acidity and complicated by gentle baking spices. Finishes with very good focus and length. It may be sacrilege, but I'm finding that I prefer the freshness of the most recent Krug Grande Cuvee bottlings to the older, richer style.
- Robert Parker
- The Wine Advocate
- Issue 162
- 93/100
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July 2007
- Bruce Sanderson
- Wine Spectator
- 94/100
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July 2007
