1 bottle Champagne Juglar - Archaeological reference n° B22 - (0,83 l)
This bottle dates back to the beginning of the XIXth century. It was discovered in 2010 on a shipwreck at a depth of 48 meters in the Baltic Sea amongst other bottles of Champagne and artefacts. Juglar is a Champagne house that doesn’t exist anymore, the brand disappeared in 1829 when its vineyard was purchased and absorbed into the Jacquesson Champagne house.
Classified as belonging to group 1.
Richard Juhlin’s tasting notes taken during bottle reconditioning in 2010 : 87 /100 points.
Cork reaction on opening, and taste : Roasted, crème brulée, tiramisu. Like an old champagne. An after-taste reminding of coconut.
Korkens reaktion vid öppnandet, arom och smak : Mera rostad och brulé, tiramisu. Som en gammal champagne. Eftersmak av kokos.
Réaction du bouchon à l’ouverture, arômes et goût : Rôti, crème brulée, tiramisu. Comme un vieux champagne. Un arrière-goût de noix de coco.
This lot is consigned by Aland's government. It is kept in a temperature controled cellar in Aland.