The NV Henriot Brut Blanc de Blancs Champagne is a sophisticated sparkling wine from the renowned Champagne region in France. This non-vintage Blanc de Blancs is crafted exclusively from Chardonnay grapes, sourced from 12 crus, and includes 30% reserve wines. It is based on the 2016 vintage and was disgorged in late 2022. With an alcohol content of 12.0%, it offers a refreshing and elegant tasting experience.

John Gilman from View From The Cellar rates this wine 91 points, noting its "pure, vibrant and classy" bouquet which includes aromas of pear, apple, and white flowers. He praises its "elegant mousse and a long, zesty finish," suggesting that a few more years in the cellar will enhance its already impressive profile.

Wine Spectator gives this champagne a glowing review with a score of 93 points, highlighting its "elegant, refreshing and harmonious" character. The publication emphasizes its "lacy mousse" and flavors of apricot, lime peel, and biscuit, while commending the "mineral-driven finish" sharpened by chiseled acidity.

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate also awards it 91 points, with Yohan Castaing describing it as "elegant and fresh," featuring aromas of lemon, peach, and spring flowers. Castaing notes its medium to full-bodied palate and praises its ability to age for another five years.

James Suckling rates it 92 points, appreciating its "lovely freshness and creaminess" with notes of lemons and green apples. He describes it as "very drinkable," with fine bubbles and bright acidity.

Wine Enthusiast's Roger Voss also scores it 92 points, acknowledging its "fine maturity" and "bright citrus fruit softened into a touch of toast," declaring it the perfect time to enjoy this wine.

The Wine Independent's Sarah Mayo concurs with a 92-point rating, highlighting its "laser-focused, lively acidity" and "fresh, creamy and elegant" profile, culminating in a long, honey-touched finish.