Pommery POP Silver (20cl)

Product Of Pommery (POP) - Extra Dry Champagne (slightly sweeter) under a lower pressure in 20cl bottles with real corks designed to be consumed from the bottle with a straw. Contemporary, unconventional and fun. The Champagne has great freshness yet balanced delicacy.

Tasting Notes:

POP, the new taste:

This footloose, slightly provocative product has been transformed into a joyful, dashing Champagne brimming with life and bright prospects. It is unique: POP simply doesn't have any rivals. Indeed, it is a truly impeccable champagne: it has everything going for it in terms of quality.

A blended wine in the best sense of the term, it combines the three Champagne vines: Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay. Pinot Noir is the dominant grape, affording roundness and fullness in the mouth. Pinot Meunier, to back up the Pinot Noir, adds that dash. Chardonnay, largely from the Grands Crus and the Reims vineyards, procures that pleasurable freshness and provides continuity both for the wine and for the Pommery style, which is in no way undermined.

Bottled in glass with a real cork, a traditional wire cap and silvery cap foil which will be appreciated by aficionados, i.e. people of all generations who love to own beautiful things.

Tasting pleasures:

To be enjoyed with friends, day and night...

Background Information:

Madame Pommery created the first successfully marketed Brut Champagne 'Pommery Nature 1874' at a time when most Champagnes were excessively sweetened by sugar. This set the benchmark for the rest of Champagne and it is in this spirit that the style of Pommery endures; with each unique cuvée displaying elegance, finesse and true class. Today, all of the wines are expertly crafted by Chef de Cave, Thierry Gasco - the 9th Cellar Master at Pommery.

Pommery boasts some of the finest cellars in Reims, with over 18 kilometres of galleries hollowed out of chalk. Residing some 30 metres under the ground, these keep the maturing wine at a steady 10°c throughout the year. Pommery has continually been a generous patron of the arts and upholds this responsibility today, using the building as a venue to exhibit exciting contemporary art.