Champagne of the Year Gosset
Grand Reserve
Brut

We spoke to some of the best palates in the business to help choose The Whisky Exchange Champagne of the Year. Our head buyer Dawn Davies MW drew up a shortlist of eight bottles and an expert panel made their decision not just on taste but also quality of packaging and value for money.

Our Champagne of the Year is Gosset Grande Réserve Brut – scroll down to find out how it tastes, what to drink it with and how to get your hands on a bottle...

The Winner

Gosset Grande Reserve Brut Champagne

Gosset Grande Réserve Brut consistently delivers quality year in year out. A Champagne that is complex, with good length, and versatile enough to be served both as an aperitif and with food. Gosset is the oldest wine-producing house in the Champagne region, established in 1584 by Pierre Gosset originally to produce still wine.

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Tasting Notes By Dawn Davies MW
Head Buyer
The Whisky Exchange

Nose: This Champagne opens slowly to reveal notes of baked apple and blackcurrant pie with a sprinkling of sweet spices.
Palate: Elegant but serious with real gravitas – ripe, round orchard fruits and touches of bramble hedges.
Finish: Delicious notes of apple turnover.
Comment: Our favourite Champagne of the year is a wine to savour with or without food. Try it paired with a simple seafood salad right through to grilled white meat served with a rich cream sauce.

About Gosset

Gosset has been making wine for more than four centuries and is the oldest producer in the Champagne region. Located in the village of Aÿ, the company's output is tiny compared to the big boys but its reputation for making quality Champagne is unrivalled. All grapes used to make Gosset are sourced from grand- and premier-cru vineyards, and its Champagnes are known for their fresh, vibrant style.