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Champagne Gounel Lassalle Terres d'Ancetres 1er Cru Brut Nature

Item: Champagne Gounel Lassalle Terres d'Ancetres 1er Cru Brut Nature
Rating: 8
Author: Joe Whitfield

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8 /10

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8.0 /10

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Vineyard: Gounel Lassalle
Type: Champagne
ABV: 12.5% ABV
Price: £49.95

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Expressive aromas with well-defined character typical of its style.

Palate

Well-structured palate with balanced fruit, acidity, and depth. Good complexity.

Finish

Clean finish with pleasant length and lingering notes.

Overview

Champagne Gounel Lassalle Terres d'Ancetres 1er Cru Brut Nature is a champagne wine from Gounel Lassalle. Priced at £49.95, it offers excellent value for its category.

Tasting Notes

On the nose, this wine presents well-defined aromas characteristic of its style. The palate is well-structured with balanced fruit and acidity, showing good complexity and depth. The finish is clean with pleasant length.

The Verdict

A reliable example of its style that delivers solid value. Worth seeking out.

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Priya Sharma

- Birthday treat that delivered

9/10

Bought this for my 40th and it was a real highlight of the evening. Super clean and crisp with none of that sweetness you get from cheaper fizz. The bubbles are fine and it just keeps going — every sip had something new going on. At fifty quid it's not cheap but honestly felt worth it for a special occasion.

3 January 2026

Samir Patel

- Stole the show at our dinner party

9/10

Picked this up for a dinner party and everyone was asking about it. Really expressive aromas straight out of the bottle and it paired brilliantly with the fish starter. My mate who knows way more about wine than me said the acidity was spot on, and I'll take his word for it because I just thought it tasted amazing.

22 December 2025

Idris Ibrahim

- Classy stuff

8/10

Had this at a restaurant and liked it enough to track down a bottle. It's dry but not aggressively so — everything feels like it's in the right place. The finish is long and clean, sort of fades out gently. Premier Cru and you can tell the fruit quality is a step up from basic Champagne.

1 December 2025

Amira Benali

- Good but not sure it's worth £50

7/10

The wine shop guy talked me into this and it's nice, don't get me wrong — lovely clean nose and genuinely complex. But for nearly fifty quid I think I expected to be a bit more blown away? I've had Champagnes at £30-35 that got me just as excited.

3 October 2025

Isla McCallister

- Proper zero-dosage Champagne

8/10

Been getting into brut nature lately and this is one of the better ones I've tried. Some no-dosage stuff can be really harsh and acidic but this has proper balance to it. The finish hangs around for ages in a good way. Would definitely buy again.

1 October 2025

Kai Oliveira

- Decent but needs food

7/10

Tried this on its own first and thought it was a bit austere and lean. Then had it with some cheese and charcuterie and it completely came alive — the acidity cut through everything perfectly. So fair warning, this isn't really a stand-around-sipping Champagne. With the right food though it's genuinely lovely at 12.5%.

27 September 2025