This Champagne comes from a small parcel of vineyards in the village of Gueux. The 2014 vintage blend of three grapes is made with two years on lees and a small dosage.
Pinot Noir Champagne from the lower section of Dominique Moreau's 2.5ha vineyard. This wine received 6 years on lees and, like all of her wines, no dosage. Tart, bright, mineral, and evocative of the Cotê des Bar.
Lambert's Cremant de Loire is a blend of 90% Chenin Blanc and 10% Chardonnay with two years on lees. A wonderful traditional method alternative to Champagne.
With a hint of gunflint in an orchard-y nose of white peach and lime blossoms, this extra brut sparkling foregoes the Batterieberg's usual austere dryness for a more indulgent profile. Still vibrantly acidic, but perhaps a little broader in its appeal than their fantastic Jour Fixe.
From a vineyard planted in the 1950s, north of Venice, the Glera grapes macerate on the skins for ten days in steel, and the wine is bottled with the addition of fresh must from dried grapes, to prompt a secondary fermentation in the bottle. Unfiltered. Frizzante bubbles with powerful aromas of wildflowers, herbs and ginger.
