Champagne Forget Brimont is a small producer of Champagne located in Craon de Ludes. 6th Generation Champenoise Michel Forget is the current owner and winemaker and the estate can trace it roots back to the early nineteenth century when his ancestor, Louis, first created vineyards in the area. The Champagne Forget Brimont brand was established in 1920 by another relative, Eugène.

The non-vintage Champagnes are a blend of three different vintages of wine (allowing them to maintain a house style) and are aged a minimum of two years prior to release. Brimont's Vintage Champagnes are aged between three and ten years prior to release, this ensures that the Champagnes arrive at perfect maturity for immediate drinking, although they can be cellared for longer if required.

Gold Medal winner at International Wine Challenge 2010. Michel Forget is the sixth generation to continue the wine-making tradition of the Forget family.

This Rosé Champagne is a blend of 60 % Pinot Noir 20 % Pinot Meunier and 20 % Chardonnay. The rosé colour comes from adding red Champagne wine to the reserve cuvee and through the delicate blending an intense and fruity bouquet is evident with ample mouth feel and great finish.

"Pale pink in color with delicate notes of citrus zest, strawberries and pomegranates. It’s attractively fruity, balanced and gentle with soft bubbles. 40% pinot noir, 40% meunier and 20% chardonnay. 9 g/L dosage. Drink now."
91 points.
James Suckling, jamessuckling.com (April 2024)