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Ayala Perle Grand Cru 2012 Champagne: Bubbles of Distinction

Ayala Perle Grand Cru 2012 Champagne: Bubbles of Distinction

7 /10
EDITOR
7.3 /10
COMMUNITY (4)
Vineyard: Ayala
Type: Champagne
ABV: 12% ABV
Country: France
Price: £105.00
Grape Varieties: Pinot Noir
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Ayala Perle Grand Cru 2012 Champagne is a Champagne wine made by Ayala in France. ABV: 12% ABV. Key grapeVarieties include Pinot Noir. Our expert rating is 7/10. community average is 7.3/10 from 4 reviews.

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Delicate nose of white peach, fresh bread, and a hint of chalk and lemon curd

Palate

Luxurious mousse delivering ripe fruit, patisserie notes, and a long saline finish

Finish

Lengthy and complex, showing pastry, stone fruit, and a refreshing chalky bite

Expert Review

7/10

Ayala delivers a champagne of real quality here — Pinot Noir at its best, offering prestige at £105.00.

Joe Whitfield
Joe Whitfield Editor-in-Chief
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Community Reviews

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Omar Diallo VIPsAllowed — Classy stuff for a special dinner
7/10

The guy at our local wine shop recommended this when I said we were doing a nice meal at home. It's got this really interesting bread-like quality to it, almost like pastry, with ripe stone fruit underneath. Went brilliantly with the fish course. Would buy again if I had the excuse.

8 March 2026
Haruki Sato VIPsAllowed — Seriously impressive champagne
8/10

Saw this on a restaurant wine list and looked it up later to buy a bottle for home. The Pinot Noir really comes through — it's got proper weight and richness compared to lighter champagnes. That salty finish at the end is something else, keeps you coming back for another sip. My wife and I finished the bottle embarrassingly fast.

23 January 2026
Grace Kim VIPsAllowed — Nice but not £105 nice
6/10

Tried this at a friend's dinner party and it was good, don't get me wrong. Lovely lemony freshness and I liked the chalky dry finish. But honestly for over a hundred quid I expected to be blown away and I wasn't — I've had non-vintage champagnes at half the price that I enjoyed just as much.

3 November 2025
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