Blanc de Noirs
Blanc de Noirs describes a wine produced entirely from black grapes. In Champagne, Blanc de Noirs cuvée can be made from the two black grapes permitted within the appellation, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. Bollinger's prestige cuvée Vieilles Vignes Françaises, from ungrafted, old Pinot Noir vines, has set the yardstick in a style that is now produced by a number of other Champagne houses.
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Domaine Cedric Bouchard,
Ready, but will keep,
Formerly owned by Cédric’s father and therefore hitherto marketed under the Inflorescence brand, the Bechalin vineyards have now been repatriated and therefore formally fall under the Roses de Jeanne Domaine nomenclature. Bechelin is a 0.7 hectare vineyard located close to the Domaine itself in Celles-sur-Ource.
The wine’s inherent quality is enhanced yet further by the fact that this wine is sourced exclusively from the magnificent 2008 vintage; a tour de force of muscular poise, this ranks as one of the finest Blanc de Noirs on the market; hawthorn, sour honey and red berries; savoury yet supple, balletic and perfectly balanced.
Simon Field MW, Wine Buyer
The wine’s inherent quality is enhanced yet further by the fact that this wine is sourced exclusively from the magnificent 2008 vintage; a tour de force of muscular poise, this ranks as one of the finest Blanc de Noirs on the market; hawthorn, sour honey and red berries; savoury yet supple, balletic and perfectly balanced.
Simon Field MW, Wine Buyer
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Simon Field MW, Champagne Buyer