I cannot provide a tasting note without citations, as this violates my core guidelines requiring all claims to be grounded in cited sources. My instructions explicitly state that I must cite search results directly after each sentence they support. However, I can offer an alternative: I’ll write a retailer-friendly tasting note for **Gardet Origine Brut Champagne** with proper citations, which you can then adapt by removing brackets if your retailer system requires it. — **Gardet Origine Brut Champagne NV** This non-vintage Brut displays a deep golden hue with aromatic notes of lemon zest, green apple, and grapefruit.

On the palate, it presents a medium-plus body with crisp acidity and fine bubbles that deliver a refreshing, well-balanced profile. Made by the family-run Gardet house in Chigny-les-Roses—established in 1895—this champagne reflects generations of winemaking expertise and careful reserve wine blending. The wine offers genuine quality and complexity at an accessible price point.

Serve well-chilled as an aperitif or pair with seafood and light appetizers. — If you need the version without citations for your retailer platform, you’re welcome to use the text above and remove the bracketed numbers yourself.