Kirkland Signature, Champagne Brut

Kirkland Signature · Champagne › France

White · Champagne Blend

Critics

86 /100

Reviews

professional

Vintages

No vintages

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Community Reviews

Reviews

86.3

Avg Score

Highest

It's a $23 bottle of champagne. Can you get a better bottle of bubbles for $23? As a champagne it's not great but I'm not sure there exists a cheaper bottle, and it beats most any prosecco. Cava or franciacorta is probably the only comparison and it holds its own in its price range.

Much the same in every aspect that I noted in 2021 when I gave it 86. If based on consistency alone, 100pt 🥂

Tight upon opening. Much better on day 2. Great value. Will buy this again.

Very pale straw, slightly pinkish. Unripe pineapple, sugar cane, meyer lemons. Some smokyness and unidentifiable bake goods. Medium- acidity, a bit bitter mid and after taste, not very dry. But still for the price it's good. 12.0% ABV

Peach + pineapple Haribo, ocean water, bitter almond oil, chalk, apple, white flowers. Great nose, palate has slightly aggressive bubbles, and a slightly overwhelming almond oil bitterness that I personally am not the biggest fan of. Note: no discernible brioche/yeasty character unfortunately. Still, good value for the price

Enjoyed with a Harbison cheese board. Taste of apple. Bubbles not too harsh like other bottles worth twice as much. Great QPR.

This is definitely quaffable. Great with brunch. Has the proper green apple and yeasty notes but all on the airy and approachable side.

Got a little better with air, but dissipating bubbles, lime rind. A little bitter

Relatively sweet with a more primary character than I would expect for a champagne. I would compare this more to a prosecco than a champagne as it has virtually no autolytic character to it. If I were to rate it based on the fact that it’s champagne for $20 it would be closer to an 87 but for a NV champagne it’s an 82. Don’t go into it expecting a good NV champagne flavor profile and you won’t be disappointed

Everyone liked it. Better value than most other NVs.

Nice champagne which is sold at a very nice price!

Perfect for making French 75s. Big hit. Boom!

drank side by side with a small grower champagne. it's bad.

Blind tasting with friends against Moёt&Chandon Brut Imperial - Kirkland won unanimously.

Someone has mentioned better Prosecco's for the price. Perhaps New Year's Eve it's time to do a tasting of the best of the cheapest bubblies and throw in some past favorite higher end NV Brut as well. Wonder what other people's favorites have been over the time?

Very good for $20. If we are just talking about sparking wines, there are better proseccos for the price. Otherwise, a very solid option - we love Costco!

A surprisingly good champagne for the price. If you are an American buyer, I would put this nearly on par with the $50-60 Champagnes: Moet, Veuve, Boillinger...

Surprisingly good, similar to the pretentious and expensive Moet, as a commercial comparison. A bit sweet but worths it for a casual afternoon.

For $20 champagne this is a no brainer

It’s certainly champagne, but lacks some of the character of more recognizable brands/ producers

A nice bottle as usual

Peaches and more peaches with a bit of a bitter finish. A little sweet; I’d have probably pegged it as prosecco. I think it tastes like $20 tbh.

Perfect pairing for Nashville fried chicken sliders. Wanted some bubbles to accompany the sliders and saw someone buying a half case of these at Costco. Picked one up and was very pleasantly surprised. Yes it’s not vintage champagne but for a quick fix with sliders it more than held its own. Great QPR.

Solid Champagne, nothing special but a decent sparkling wine,drank in Maui, good value especially in Maui when choices are limited, will drink again but wish that Costco would put disgorgement dates on these bottles so we know what version of the wne we are drinking.