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Amphora

Chardonnay L' 1er Cru Parcel-based vinification aged in amphora (terracotta). This cuvée follows the principle of vinification in amphora, with maceration of the grape berries for 10 months, which gives the wine a slightly orange color. It is then made according to the traditional Champagne method.

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Amphora

Chardonnay L' 1er Cru Parcel-based vinification aged in amphora (terracotta). This cuvée follows the principle of vinification in amphora, with maceration of the grape berries for 10 months, which gives the wine a slightly orange color. It is then made according to the traditional Champagne method.

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Amphora

Chardonnay L' 1er Cru Parcel-based vinification aged in amphora (terracotta). This cuvée follows the principle of vinification in amphora, with maceration of the grape berries for 10 months, which gives the wine a slightly orange color. It is then made according to the traditional Champagne method.

not released yet

Amphora

Chardonnay L' 1er Cru Parcel-based vinification aged in amphora (terracotta). This cuvée follows the principle of vinification in amphora, with maceration of the grape berries for 10 months, which gives the wine a slightly orange color. It is then made according to the traditional Champagne method.

Oldest known Technique for Producing Wine

Oldest known Technique for Producing Wine

Oldest known Technique for Producing Wine

Notes

Notes

Notes

This Chardonnay L' 1st Cru reveals a deep orange hue from extended skin contact. Aromas of dried apricot, orange zest, and candied citrus meet earthy notes of wet stone and herbs from amphora aging. Lees aging adds brioche and almond complexity, while full malolactic fermentation creates a creamy texture. The palate highlights dried fruits, a slight tannic grip, and mineral depth. With fine bubbles enhancing citrus zest and green apple.

Winemaking & Aging

Winemaking & Aging

Winemaking & Aging

This cuvée follows the principle of vinification in amphora with maceration of the grape berries for 10 months, which gives the wine a slightly orange color. It is then made according to the traditional Champagne method (still in experimentation). Full malolactic fermentation Bottled in July (year) without fining or filtration.

Aged on lees for 10 months. Manual riddling. Disgorged 60 days before commercialization

Technical Data

Technical Data

Technical Data

Origin: Champagne, France

Appellation: -

Grape varieties: Chardonnay L' 1st Cru

Harvest: By hand

Aging: Aged on lees for 10 months

Disgorged: At least 60 days before commercialization

Dosage: To be determined