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Bruno Paillard Brut Rose...
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Bruno Paillard Brut Rose...

Extra-Brut Rosé Première Cuvée<br />predominantly Pinot Noir with a small proportion of Chardonnay<br /><br />Production area: Reims<br />Soil: limestone<br />Harvest: manual<br />Vinification: cuvée made exclusively from the first pressing of the grapes, blending the Pinot Noir in its two forms. In white: pressed quickly, after rapid separation of the<br />juices from the skins; in red: by prolonged maceration of the juices with the skins. The blend consists of a first pressing of a majority of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Reserve<br />wines made up of 25 different vintages blended since 1985, in proportions of up to 50%.<br />Ageing: 3 years on the lees followed by 3 to 4 months in the bottle after disgorgement and before marketing<br />Colour: light golden copper, raspberry when young and salmon when ripe<br />Bouquet: lively and fruity, with aromas of currants and fresh red fruit. When opened it reveals hints of cherry, strawberry and violet, and finally a light, fresh touch of citrus<br />fruit<br />Palate: fresh and generous vivacity, sensations of ripe fruit in all its freshness. A refined, pure, elegant, delicate and long finish<br />Bitterness: 6 g/l<br />Alcoholic Grade: 12% vol<br />
Price €102.20
Bruno Paillard assemblage...
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Bruno Paillard assemblage...

Extra-Brut Assemblage Millésime 2009<br />50% Pinot Noir, 50% Chardonnay<br /><br />Production area: Reims<br />Soil: limestone<br />Harvest: by hand<br />Vinification: from the best grapes of the same vintage from the 10 best terroirs in the heart of Champagne<br />Ageing: 9 years of rest in the cellar; 12 months in the bottle after dégorgement before marketing<br />Colour: yellow gold with amber accents, bright and joyful effervescence<br />Bouquet: lively and precise at the beginning, gradually asserting itself in a broad and complex structure. Young and tender fruit aromas - currant, wild blackberry and very<br />ripe black cherry mixed with the vigour of freshly squeezed citrus fruits<br />Palate: full and at the same time measured, soft and enveloping flavours of ripe fruit and spicy notes: cinnamon, cedar wood, toasted hazelnuts, great harmony. Finale of<br />quince peel confit, subtle and long.<br />Bitterness: 5 g/l<br />Format: 0.75 l bottle<br />Alcoholic Grade: 12% vol<br />
Price €132.40
Bruno Paillard Brut prem....
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Bruno Paillard Brut prem....

Extra-Brut Première Cuvée<br />45% Pinot Noir, 33% Chardonnay, 22% Pinot Meunier<br /><br />Production area: Reims<br />Soil: limestone<br />Harvest: manual<br />Vinification: 32 Crus vinified separately in tanks or barrels. Reserve wines made up of 25 different vintages blended since 1985, in proportions of up to 50%.<br />Maturation: on the lees for 40 months, resting in the cellar for at least 3 to 4 months after disgorgement and before marketing<br />Colour: brilliant straw gold, revealing the exclusive use of the first pressing and the important percentage of Chardonnay. Very fine and extremely lively perlage<br />Bouquet: fresh and fruity, dominated by citrus aromas - green lemon, grapefruit - typical of Chardonnay. Then the red fruits appear: black cherry, currant, raspberry, typical<br />of Pinot Noir.<br />Taste: A lively attack thanks to a weak dosage that respects the authenticity of the wine. The minerality of the chalk is noticeable. Flavours of citrus, almond, toasted bread,<br />but also of currant jelly and black fruits such as cherry are immediately apparent.<br />Bitterness: 6 g/l<br />Alcoholic Grade: 12% vol<br />
Price €78.60
Bruno Paillard Blanc de...
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Bruno Paillard Blanc de...

Extra-Brut Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru<br />100% Chardonnay<br /><br />Production Area: Reims<br />Soil: limestone<br />Harvest: manual<br />Vinification: very old vinification method in which fermentation in the bottle is less powerful than in a classic champagne<br />Ageing: 50 months on the lees, plus a minimum of 8 months after disgorgement. The delicacy of its effervescence makes it possible to tame the natural minerality of the<br />Grand Cru, thus offering creamy and lively sensations.<br />Colour: pale gold, brilliant with green, almost silvery reflections. Very fine perlage and light mousse<br />Bouquet: The first scents are iodine and saline, followed by citrus notes of green lemon and white flowers. With oxygenation, notes of almond and toasted bread emerge.<br />Taste: the attack is lively, with notes ranging from citrus to white berry fruits, to a chalky minerality. Ample and creamy finish<br />Bitterness: 5 g/l<br />Format: 0.75 l bottle<br />Alcoholic Grade: 12% vol<br />
Price €120.00
Champagne Roederer Carte...
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Champagne Roederer Carte...

Bottle: 0.75 l<br />Characteristics<br />Carte Blanche is a champagne with a very traditional style due to its higher dosage, called 'demi-sec'. This style of wine-making was very popular and appreciated at the<br />end of the 19th century, particularly in certain northern European countries. Carte Blanche is therefore made from Brut Premier, to which more sugar is added at the time of<br />disgorging. The dosage gives the wine a rich, creamy and ample structure, contrasting with its freshness.<br />Grape varieties:<br />40% Pinot Noir<br />40% Chardonnay (of which 20% vinified in wood)<br />20% Meunier<br />Vinification:<br />Carte Blanche benefits from 3 years' cellar ageing, to which a 6-month rest period is added after disgorgement to perfect its maturity.<br />The dosage is 38 g/l.<br />It carries out a partial malolactic fermentation.<br />Tasting notes:<br />Carte Blanche reveals a range of sweet, ripe fruits (baked apple), intense floral notes (broom) and hints of warm, sugary almonds reminiscent of almond cream. The high<br />dosage is well balanced by both the wine's freshness and the long duration of disgorgement.<br />
Price €84.00
Champagne Roederer Brut...
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Champagne Roederer Brut...

BRUT PREMIER<br />Characteristics<br />Always on the borderline between aperitif wine and wine for the whole meal, Brut Premier asserts its fresh style: direct, precise and juicy at the same time.<br /><br />Brut Premier is produced each year, seeking the same balance between freshness and pleasure: it is both elegant and rich, youthful and mature, with a very particular<br />structure, on the borderline between an aperitif wine and a wine for the whole meal. Every year it is assembled and recreated with patience, starting from the strength of the<br />last vintage (the base), which must be softened, patinated and tamed with care so as never to lose its peculiarities! It is the reserve wines, aged for individual parcels for up<br />to 10 years in French oak barrels, that give Brut Premier its unmistakable character. It is a meticulous work, involving 200 to 300 different lots: the wines, the vines, the crus,<br />the vintages blend in a harmonious and delicious way so that everything changes but remains the same!<br />Grape varieties:<br />40% Pinot Noir, 40% Chardonnay of which 10% vinified in wood (oak barrels) and 20% Meunier.<br />Vinification:<br />Brut Premier benefits from an average of 3 years of ageing in the cellar, to which is added a rest period of 6 months after disgorging, to perfect its maturity.<br />The dosage is 9 g/l.<br />Tasting notes:<br />A bright yellow wine with golden hues and a very dynamic effervescence. The nose has aromas of candied citrus fruits (lemon) with notes of peel, acidulous, combined with<br />the sweetness of toasted hazelnut, acacia flowers in full bloom. The palate is rich, fluid, round and fresh. The attack is centred on juicy, direct, dense fruit, pure but<br />characterised by sweetness, prolonged by a savoury freshness that gives it a remarkable mineral precision, an elegance without excess. The sensation is delicate, fluid,<br />consistent and with a particular immediacy!<br />
Price €77.50
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