GH Mumm Cordon Rouge Brut Champagne Review

Founded in 1827, GH Mumm is currently the 4th largest producer of Champagne in the world. Watch our review to learn about the Cordon Rouge cuvée including its nose, palate and value for money. Read full review at Bespoke Unit for detailed scoring and analysis: https://bespokeunit.com/articles/champagne/gh-mumm-cordon-rouge-review Bespoke Unit Champagne Home: https://bespokeunit.com/champagne/ View all our latest Champagne reviews & guides: https://bespokeunit.com/explore/champagne/ GH Mumm Cordon Rouge Review: Composed of 45% Pinot Noir, 25% Pinot Meunier and 30% Chardonnay, Cordon Rouge's grapes are sourced from 77 different crus. Its overall sugar content sits at 8g per litre, which makes it a Brut. [01:59] Robe & Perlage: Expect a frothy mousse consisting of a clear, mid-gold hue. The bubbles are energetic and refined but edging towards the larger than average size. [03:31] Nose & Bouquet: Cordon Rouge opens on initial notes of mellow lemon meringue followed by mirabelle plum. Following notes contain hints of pastry and earthiness. The nose isn't overly lucid but still perceptible. [04:54] Palate & Mouthfeel: A first sip will reveal opening notes of mellow lemon accompanied by peaches and white flowers. As they subside, you may detect a heart of baked green fruit such as smokey green apples, rhubarb and pears. Hints of raspberry add an element of tartness. The flavour closes on a vanilla brioche aroma with a lingering chalk finish. [06:22] Overall Experience: Mum