Breaky Bottom, Cuvee Peter Christiansen Brut, England

Tasted blind, nailed the brief. Clear, lemon in the glass with green hues. Nose is subtle, showing primary notes of green apple, citrus, as well as light hints of secondary aromas of extended lees aging in forms of cream, cereal, butter. Flavors are consistent with the nose. Light-bodied with lively acidity and moderate alcohol (12%) aligning with a cool-climate traditional-method wine, possibly from Sussex, England. The wine is of good quality - there is a good balance acidity and alcohol, …

I can't recognize the wine from Jancis' note. I thought this was a very strong Sparkling wine, where balance, acidity, aroma and effervescence are harmonious tightly controlled. I'd take this over a Grande Marque NV in a heartbeat. as 25% off in the Waitrose sale for £24 including all UK taxes it's a huge bargain.

Love champagne? Mixed feelings about seyval Blanc? Yes me too. But this is delicious. Bright round fruit but good focus and drive. Long finish.