This Champagne is exclusively produced from Pinot Meunier grapes grown following organic and biodynamic principles. Hand-picked and meticulously sorted, it produces different press juices. Only the juice from the first two presses, the purest, is vinified. Alcoholic and malolactic fermentation follow, preceded by maturation on the lees – dead yeasts – during eight months. The wine then matures in bottles, on laths, for four years. And this is still on the lees, a method that imparts character, texture and complexity to the wine.
PIERRE PAILLARD 2018 EXTRA BT LUDES V.V. MEUNIER BLANC DE NOIRS PERMIER CRU
- Item #:
- 347325
- Size:
- 750ML
- Quantity On Hand:
- 3
Wine Spectator Score:
90
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Wine Spectator reviews over 15,000 wines each year in blind tastings, using stringent standards; they rely on their proven ability and experience as tasters and critics. Each review has detailed tasting notes and drinking recommendations.
Jeb Dunnuck Score:
92
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Jeb Dunnuck launched the “The Rhône Report” publication and website in 2008. Jeb was the leading reviewer for California, Washington, and Southern France from 2013 to 2017 for Robert Parker's Wine Advocate before launching JebDunnuck.com.
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ORGANIC/BIODYNAMIC
This Champagne is exclusively produced from Pinot Meunier grapes grown following organic and biodynamic principles. Hand-picked and meticulously sorted, it produces different press juices. Only the juice from the first two presses, the purest, is vinified. Alcoholic and malolactic fermentation follow, preceded by maturation on the lees – dead yeasts – during eight months. The wine then matures in bottles, on laths, for four years. And this is still on the lees, a method that imparts character, texture and complexity to the wine.
This Champagne is exclusively produced from Pinot Meunier grapes grown following organic and biodynamic principles. Hand-picked and meticulously sorted, it produces different press juices. Only the juice from the first two presses, the purest, is vinified. Alcoholic and malolactic fermentation follow, preceded by maturation on the lees – dead yeasts – during eight months. The wine then matures in bottles, on laths, for four years. And this is still on the lees, a method that imparts character, texture and complexity to the wine.