Nicolas Maillart 1 bottle - Champagne Millesimè 2012 Premier Cru Extra Brut
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Pinot Noir 55% and Chardonnay 45% make this Champagne unique, enhancing its purity and balance of a single year's harvest.
The very selective choice of “millesimare” only the truly worthy vintages is followed by drastic decisions in the cellar: the wine, unique and exceptional, comes only from the best parcels carefully selected of premier and grand cru vineyards.
The aging in barrels of part of the assembly, the ageing of several years on the yeasts, the rest for a few months after disgorgement allow to develop its full potential.
To maintain freshness and purity, it is weakly dosed.
Package: 1 bottle of 0.75 lt
Colour: golden with fine and persistent perlage.
Bouquet: intense ranging from almond to ripe fruit, quince.
Taste: a great vinous attack that extends to the whole mouth, detecting all the complexity and finesse.
The mandatory information referred to in EU Reg. 1169/2011 is contained in this section and in the attached photographic material. The information on the product labels may vary for reasons independent of us, therefore there may be discrepancies between the information on the site and those on the products delivered. We invite you to always check the information on the product before its consumption or use. For more information, please contact Customer Service at the references indicated in the "Supporto" section.
The mandatory information referred to in EU Reg. 1169/2011 is contained in this section and in the attached photographic material. The information on the product labels may vary for reasons independent of us, therefore there may be discrepancies between the information on the site and those on the products delivered. We invite you to always check the information on the product before its consumption or use. For more information, please contact Customer Service at the references indicated in the "Supporto" section.
A winemaking tradition dating back to 1753, where ancestors worked the vine in the nearby village of Chamery. There is a document that suggests a much older ancestor, a “vine measure” from 1533, developed by Pierre Maillart, sworn surveyor in Chamery, on behalf of the Abbey of Saint-Nicaise. Today, the ninth generation is in charge with Nicolas, who after studying engineering and oenology, returned in 2003. Thus it perpetuates almost 300 years of history and preserves the philosophy of the house: to express in wines the potential of Champagne terroirs.
Estimated between Thursday 23 May and Wednesday 29 May.
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