Brut
Henri Dubois | Prestige Cuvée
I want to try every champagne, whether it's a Prestige Cuvée or a supermarket find for 9.99 euros. The Henri Dubois Brut was the cheapest bottle on clearance.
A pure white-label product? There's absolutely no information online about a winery or a real story behind Henri Dubois. So it's probably a classic private-label champagne that only exists for retail distribution.
Unfortunately disappointing taste-wise: It's the first champagne I haven't finished. Even my beloved Gabriel glass can't save anything here. A bottle that shows why reaching for a real grower champagne almost always pays off – even in the same price range.
Tasting Notes
A disappointing supermarket champagne with no identifiable origin story. The bottle wasn't finished – taste-wise so problematic that a lot of water was needed.
Details
| Producer | Henri Dubois |
| Cuvée | Brut |
| Category | Prestige Cuvée |
| Grape Varieties | — |
| Terroir | — |
| Style | Brut |
| Highlights | White-label product, supermarket find, disappointing, not finished |
| Pairs with | Cheese |
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