Wine: Champagne
Results
Chartogne-Taillet Cuvee St Anne Brut
Alexandre Chartogne tends to old vines in the small and little known village of Merfy in the Champagne region. He works organically and employs some biodynamic agriculture. Really good balance of the grower champagne mineral notes and the creaminess and full mouth feel of a 'conventional' champagne.
Doyard Champagne Cuvée Vendémiaire, Brut
The Doyard family is closely linked to the history and regulations of Champagne. They have 1 premier cru vineyard and 4 grand cru vineyards all located within the prestigious zones of Vertus, Oger le Mesnil, Oger, Avize, and Cramant/Ay. In the glass, aromas of fresh-baked brioche envelope the senses, followed by a beautiful, silky/creamy texture. On the palate, a striking balance of white peach, zesty lemon and croissant lead to a long, delicious finish. Please buy some before we drink it all! Winemaking Details: 50% of this wine is vinified in barrique. 30% malo.
Lassaigne Blanc de Blanc Champagne
Jacques Lassaigne’s vines mainly consist of Chardonnay, and his blanc de blanc is made entirely of it. The soils in Montgueux are heavy on the limestone – the perfect material for good champagne. This lovely, complex Champagne has a hint of sherry and croissant on the nose, with crisp minerality and a lingering finish that goes on and on This is a special wine, but don't wait for a special occasion, drinking it can make any day special. Winemaking Details: Low SO2 Added, Wild Yeast Fermentation