2020 Champagne: Houston, we have a problem?

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Now you’re freaking me out. @Jim_Cowan, any recollection of this and if so, any particular climate from Louis Michel?

Edit
Those were the only 2020 reviews from Jim I could find:

Wine impressions 5-26-22

Wine impressions 5-26-22 2020 Louis Michel, Chablis - classic village wine with just a hint of reduction; 3-6 months should make it perfect. And at about $30, still within reach. 2019 Barbacan, Rosso - Valtellina with acidity that gives a spritz impression. Other than that, mighty nice. I wonder if that will settle down? 2020 Vincent, Gamay - pure, bright and correct to the variety; it’s not Vissoux but it doesn’t cost like Vissoux either. 2013 Cowan Cellars, Pinot Noir Anderson Valley - dar…

Wine impressions 6-19-22

Wine impressions 6-19-22 1999 Chave, Hermitage Rouge - power, finesse, terroir, typicite, endless complexity and that dimension in a wine that lets you know, you will rarely travel this way again. At 23, god wine. The last bottle of 6 bought on release - and the best, by far. Oh my! 2014 Idlewild, Grenache Gris - probably my fiftieth or so bottle of this wine and, as usual, the best of all of them. The longer it ages, the better it gets. One of those wines that changed the way I look at wine…

Looks like Houston can take this Domaine off their radar.