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Huré Frères 4 Éléments Pinot Noir Champagne

Boizel Joyau de France Champagne

Huré Frères 4 Élements Chardonnay Champagne

Champagne de Venoge Princes Blanc de Noirs Non-Vintage

Champagne de Venoge Princes Blanc de Blancs Non-Vintage

Pol Roger Brut Vintage

Champagne Larmandier Bernier Latitude Blanc de Blancs (Base TBA Disg. TBA) Non-Vintage

Gosset 12 Ans de Cave à Minima Brut Champagne

Champagne de Venoge Princes Tour Eiffel Non-Vintage

The Champagne de Venoge Princes Tour Eiffel NV is a delightfully effervescent wine hailing from the iconic Champagne region of France. This particular vintage, NV, showcases the expert craftsmanship of Champagne de Venoge, a renowned producer based in France. Upon first pour, the wine displays a pale golden hue with a steady stream of delicate bubbles dancing in the glass. The nose is greeted with enticing aromas of crisp green apples, fragrant white flowers, and hints of brioche. On the palate, this Champagne reveals a perfect balance between freshness and depth. The initial burst of citrus flavors is followed by layers of ripe apricots and honey, all held together by a lively acidity. The finish is long and refreshing, leaving a lasting impression of elegance and finesse. Overall, the Champagne de Venoge Princes Tour Eiffel NV is a true representation of the exceptional quality and character of Champagne wines. Perfect for any celebration or special occasion, this wine is a must-try for all Champagne lovers.

Champagne Laherte Frères Les Empreintes (Disg. Oct )

Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Disgorged December 2021. This wine offers the “quintessence of the Chavot terroir”, says Aurélien. It is always a selection of Laherte’s five best barrels from each of his two finest Chavot plots: old-vine Chardonnay from Les Chemins d’Épernay (planted in 1957 on clay with chalky subsoils, with around one-third of the fruit the rare Chardonnay-Muscaté); and Pinot Noir from Les Rouges Maisons (planted in the late ‘80s on a deep soil rich in clay, flint and schist). The wines were vinified separately and raised in old Burgundy oak (with some portions fermented in second-hand DRC Le Montrachet barrels). The dosage was 4 g/L. The old vines and clay of Les Chemins d’Épernay impart genuine depth and texture, and this opulence is vibrantly balanced by crystalline freshness and a long, classy finish. This superb, unique Champagne clearly speaks of its terroir. If you love great white Burgundy, this has similar textural and mineral qualities.