Prince Laurent Champagne Prince Laurent Gift Pack, 75 cl

Nice

I’m definitely not a connoisseur and so my reviewis just that of an average person who likes the odd bottle of bubbly. And a very nice bubbly this was too. Lots of fizziness, not too dry (a rating of 2, which suits me as I prefer my wine/champagne on the sweeter side of dry) and with a subtle aftertaste. And to top it off it comes in a nice presentation box so makes a good gift. I would definitely recommend.

Lovely champagne but boxes were torn and battered when they arrived, however still a nice taste.

Following my recent advancement we finally decided it was time to crack open this bottle. This has been a nice addition to our drinks cabinet stored in its stylish box.I can't profess to be a champagne conosuer but I really enjoyed the taste of this champagne. It has lively fruity taste that isn't overly dry or overly sweet.It isn't an expensive champagne,but it isnt cheap either and you can certainly tell when tasting it.Recommended.

This is a nice sparkling white champagne, I have tried a few in my lifetime some cheaper and some more expensive, and for the price I was quite surprised at how this tasted a lot nicer than some of the more expensive ones. It is a crisp cleaner taste not sharp and sour like some can be and very refreshing.It is bottled lovely and anyone receiving this as a gift would be chuffed to bits. I would buy this for special occasions for me and for friends and family.

A really enjoyable gift bottle of champage, sent in a gift box with gold embossing. It tasted fine, not too dry, not too sweet, and was great for a birthday celebration.My only quibble is the way it was packed: it came in it's own gift box which was then in not one but two cardboard boxes. Great to ensure it arrived safely: not so good for the environment.

A delicious and excellent value champagne. Punches far above it's weight and it's a superb drink with a lot of taste and clear palette. Very enjoyable honey'd notes and delightful fizz.

Ah, Champagne. Lovely to drink but too pricey for every day; then again, that’s what makes it special. What of this one though? We popped the cork on a warm June evening with friends and it was delightful, and very fizzy just as Champagne should be. It’s one of the cheaper Champagnes and not the most prestigious name, but none the worse for it. It is Brut, the second driest category, but I would say at the sweeter end of that category. It went down very easily.I am not a wine writer so I will not attempt the stuff about subtle peach and toasty aromas. To me it tasted just what I would expect from a bottle at the cheaper end of the market, very drinkable but not the last word in refinement. The label is most uninformative (except for the magic words Champagne Brut) but I did discover that this is 70% Pinot Meunier and 30% Chardonnay.Should you buy this, or just pop down to the supermarket for the latest offer? The quality of the wine might be similar, but this does come in a smart box of textured cardboard with gold foil printing; and that does make a difference if you want a gift for a special occasion. It arrived not only safely but in over the top packaging, with the gift box in another box, and that box in another box that would hold six bottles, though sadly the space was stuffed with rolled up paper!