Freddy R. Troya

9.5

The Mailly Grand Cru L’Intemporelle Champagne offers a blend of 60% Pinot Noir & 40% Chardonnay, comes in Limited Edition and Numbered White Bottles.

A timeless expression of elegance and finesse, L’Intemporelle is a Champagne that whispers luxury from the first pour.

On the nose:
Delicate floral aromas unfold, interwoven with juicy white fruits, zesty citrus, and a hint of spring-like freshness. These elements dance over a base that hints at the vintage’s quiet maturity, offering depth without heaviness.

On the palate:
A creamy mousse introduces a silky texture, leading into vibrant citrus notes that stretch through to a mineral-driven, chalky, saline finish. The Brut dosage of 6–7 g/L provides perfect balance, enhancing both clarity and roundness.

Mouthfeel & Food Pairing:
Refined and expressive, this Champagne is as comfortable elevating a buffet-style dinner as it is paired with a sit-down gourmet meal. It shines alongside roasted scallops, salt-crusted Chilean sea bass, or a delicate sashimi and other seafood delicacies.

Final Thought:
A Champagne of nuance, purity, and poise. Crafted to impress, built to age, and destined for special occasions. — 6 days ago

Justin Beekwilder

9.6

Killer Champagne! 50/50 blend of Chardonnay from Taissy and Pinot Noir out of Mailly. Dégorgement 07/21. 9 years old, bit oxi but also very fresh. On the nose a bit of port, raspberry yoghurt / danoontje, almonds, lemonrind and great minerality. — 9 months ago

Remco Boer

9.1

Very good. Very subtle. — 3 years ago

with Ada

Tanetha Jamay

10

Total wine
Amazing — 14 days ago

Austin Hohnke

9.1

Odd packaging but good juice. Vintage blanc de Noir with quite an intense bubble and a long savory finish showing barrel influence and faint nuttiness. — 6 months ago

Conrad Green

9.1

Approachable- good acidity — a year ago

with Peter and Gregg

Faith LaBeaume

9.0

Use to be my fav until having Mailly Grand Cru. It's an unfair comparison, as these two are very different champagnes. I enjoy Moet and appreciate the full flavor and sharp taste. However I'm not sure this will remain my go to. — 3 years ago

Freddy R. Troya

9.5

An Outstanding Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru 2016 vintage champagne from Mailly in Reims. Zesty and zingy and compelling acidly, super balanced, slightly but beautifully yeasty. Potentially to age another +10 years. Fine bubbles and very elegant and crazy smooth. — 5 months ago

Jason Owen

9.6

Rose Champaign shared with the family at Thanksgiving. — 7 months ago

Somm David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.5

This 2000 spent an incredible 15 years on lees. Bottled in 2017. This cuvée is roughly 2/3 Pinot Noir and 1/3 Chardonnay. Pinot Noir is from the Montagne de Reims - Mailly, Cumières and Vertus. 35% Chardonnay in from the Côte des Blancs (the best region for Chardonnay)- Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Oger, Avize, Vertus. 10% oak.

The body is thick, heavy and creamy with that much time on lees. The fruit has settled and the complexity has arrived. Bruised apple & pear, a touch of apple cider, pineapple if it were an oil, an array of soft citrus- lemon, lime, orange peel, tangerine, ripe, juicy, yellow peach, some blackberries, marmalade, meringue, cream, malt, some caramel notes, brioche, baguette crust, sea fossils & spray, limestone marl, fine powdery chalkiness w/ speckles of grain, white spice-ginger, withering yellow flowers, excellent acidity, well knitted, perfect tension, balance and a long finish that lasts minutes. — 2 years ago