Bernard Remy, Carte Blanche, Сhampagne, 1500ml
325,00 ₾
Datasheet
| Country |
France |
|---|---|
| Region |
Champagne |
| Origin | |
| Winery |
Bernard & Rudy Rémy |
| Volume |
1,5 |
| Alcohol |
12% |
| Grape |
60% Pinot Noir 35% Chardonnay 5% Pinot Meunier |
| Technology |
Vinification: Vinification in stainless steel vats. Malolactic fermentation. Ageing 3 years' ageing in cellars Dosage 8g/l for Brut 33g/l for Demi-Sec 0g/l for Brut Nature |
| Color |
White |
| Aroma |
On the nose, light aromas of lime, honey and lemon develop with finesse before opening on the palate in fresh, mentholated notes. |
| Taste |
Carte Blanche glows with a pretty golden colour. BottlingIts lively, intense bubbles give a delicate and persistent foam. On the nose, light aromas of lime, honey and lemon develop with finesse befo |
| Sugar |
dry |
| Quantity btls |
Description
93 Points at Decanter – that’s more than Moet, Bollinger and Mumm
Bernard Remy Brut Carte Blanche has refreshing notes of lime and lemon that combine with floral nuances, with honey and brioche on the palate. It is elegant and fresh, and extremely drinkable.
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The Bernard Remy vineyard is situated in the small town of Allemant, nestled on the edge of the Côte des Blancs, famous for its white grape vineyards. The vines in this family-run Champagne House cover 11 hectares located throughout the Champagne region. They have a vast range of crus, terroirs and grape varieties, from which they produce fine, elegant and subtle Champagnes. That is what this award-winning Champagne is, made with Pinot Noir 60%, Chardonnay 35% and Pinot Meunier 5% grapes.
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