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Tasting notes
Champagne Grand Cru Brut tradition shows delicate aromas of nuts balanced by hints of citrus, opening then towards a more complex wine. Refined, rich, yet lively attack with a great structure, notes of brioche and a great freshness in the long finish.
France
Champagne
Champagne region lies east of Paris at the northern edge of the world’s vineyard-growing areas. The world's famous sparkling wine in the world is home to important houses and 'negociant' where branding plays a major role. Although the very finest vineyards allow the production of Premier Cru and Grand Cru Champagne.
Moderate continental climate
Champagne Egly-Ouriet
The soils in Champagne is predominantly limestone with a high level of chalk. This consists of granules of calcite formed from the fragile shells of marine micro-organisms. The outcrops of sedimentary rock are also composed of chalk, marl and limestone. This type of soil provides good drainage and also imparts that particular mineral flavour found in certain Champagne wines.
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