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The blend combines a small majority of chardonnay with pinot noir
and is made exclusively with grapes from very ripe harvests. Bunch
selection is rigorous, to ensure that only the grapes with high sugar
levels and low acidity are retained. These conditions are necessary to
create a finished champagne that has the required balance without any
dosage. The ageing is long, lasting for at least four years.
Its delicate finish, which leaves the palate fresh, and its subtle balance
make this the most versatile champagne in Laurent-Perrier's range. Its
capacity to bring out flavours in food makes it ideal from apéritif
to dessert. This champagne pairs well with caviar or foie gras, seafood or
oysters - and even accompanying a cigar at the end of a meal.
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Aspect
Very pale and crystal-bright in colour.
Aroma
Intense and complex on the nose, with a wide range of aromas, including citrus and white fruit and flowers, such as Honeysuckel. The combined effect gives off an impression of freshness, much like ocean air.
Taste
Airy and delicate, yet surprisingly long. Floral and fruit flavours combine with mineral notes to give a wine that is pure without being austere. he finish is long and leaves the palate clean.

Serve between 8°C and 10°C.
Its delicate finish, which leaves the palate fresh, and its subtle balance
make this the most versatile champagne in Laurent-Perrier's range. Its capacity
to bring out flavours in food makes it ideal from apéritif to dessert. This
champagne pairs well with caviar or foie gras, seafood or oysters - and even
accompanying a cigar at the end of a meal.

Grape Varieties*
Chardonnay 55%, Pinot Noir 45%.
Crus*
Made exclusively from grapes from very ripe harvests and blended from fifteen crus or villages with an average rating of 97%.
Wine Making and Ageing
Bunch selection is rigorous, to ensure that only the grapes with high sugar levels and low acidity are retained. These conditions are necessary to create a finished champagne that has the required balance without any dosage. The ageing is long, lasting for at least four years.
* Exact proportions may vary slightly from one cuvée to another. They are shown here as a guideline.
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