Description
Cattier Brut Blanc de Noirs In Gift Box (75cl)
Tasting Notes:
Gold robe. Sophisticated champagne with very fresh nose. A lovely combination with fruity notes (pear, blackcurrant bud), spices, and musk notes.
Powerful palate with yellow fruits, orange, and shortbread cookies flavors. Good length with fresh and tonic finish.
Gold robe. Sophisticated champagne with very fresh nose. A lovely combination with fruity notes (pear, blackcurrant bud), spices, and musk notes.
Powerful palate with yellow fruits, orange, and shortbread cookies flavors. Good length with fresh and tonic finish.
Winemaking:
70% Pinot Noir, 30% Pinot Meunier
Dosage: 9 g/l
70% Pinot Noir, 30% Pinot Meunier
Dosage: 9 g/l
Ageing on lees: 48 months
Serving suggestions: Red meat, grilled fish. Hard cheeses (Comté, Beaufort).
Serving temperature: 8 to 10° C
Background Information:
Champagne Cattier is situated in Chigny les Roses, a charming village at the heart of the ancient Champagne region, between Reims and Epernay. Its vineyards cover over 30 hectares of the prestigious Montagne de Reims terroir and is mainly classified as Premier Cru. It includes one of Champagne's rarest "Clos" the Clos du Moulin. The vines are grown using responsible viticultural methods in order to preserve the environment and the terroir.
Champagne Cattier is situated in Chigny les Roses, a charming village at the heart of the ancient Champagne region, between Reims and Epernay. Its vineyards cover over 30 hectares of the prestigious Montagne de Reims terroir and is mainly classified as Premier Cru. It includes one of Champagne's rarest "Clos" the Clos du Moulin. The vines are grown using responsible viticultural methods in order to preserve the environment and the terroir.
Champagne Cattier's cellars are among the deepest in Champagne (30 metres), providing ideal conditions for ageing with a low, constant temperature.They have been dug out on 3 floors, using 3 architectural styles: Renaissance, Romanesque and Gothic.
The Cattier family has owned the vineyards since 1763. From 1918 it began making its own Champagnes and selling them under the family name. In 1951, it acquired the Clos du Moulin parcel, which produces one of the oldest prestige champagne wines.
The House is still an independent family enterprise with annual sales of 1 million bottles, 60% of which are exported to over 70 countries. In 2006, the first bottles of its premium Armand de Brignac range were sold.
More Details
Size: |
Standard Bottle 75cl |
Style: |
Blanc de Noirs |
