A collection of four wines guaranteed to tickle your nose:

Labruyere Brut Grand Cru Prologue NV
Champagne, France

Wine Enthusiast 92:

A Champagne that is dominated by Pinot Noir from Verzenay in the Montagne de Reims, this a finely textured, taut and mineral in character. It also has richness and fine white and citrus fruits that are still full of freshness. Drink now.

Frederic Magnien Cremant de Bourgogne Blanc de Noirs Extra Brut NV
Burgundy, France

First Bottle:

Frederic Magnien’s outrageously over-delivering Cremant de Bourgogne Blanc de Noirs Extra Brut IS your new house bubbly. Tiny dosage, ultra-fresh and fine.  We just love this low dosage take on Burgundy's version of Champagne. Citrus, white flowers, crunchy pear notes and juicy red berries...just lovely.

Lenoble Intense NV
Champagne, France

Wine Enthusiast 93:

This intense wine is also rich, with a good layer of spice and a mature character. It includes 40% reserve wine aged in bottle before blending, giving richness and wonderful ripeness. Drink now.

Tattinger Cuvee Prestige NV
Champagne, France

Cellar Tracker 89:

Lemon, light orange, floral and light toast notes on the nose. Close to medium bodied with rounded orchard fruit notes upfront, gaining nice depth through the middle. Adds some light lemon and orange notes behind to go along with very good tart notes and acidity on the back and through the finish. The mid-body fruit/depth worked quite well with the combination of acidity and tartness behind. Overall, not tremendously complex, but well-constructed and drinking quite enjoyably at present.