About
A non-vintage French Blanc de Blancs Brut made entirely from Chardonnay. It is classified by Wine-Searcher as a dry, fresh and youthful sparkling style rather than a complex, traditional one — a straightforward, uncomplicated fizz rather than a vintage Champagne stand-in.
Blanc de Blancs means white from white. Every grape in this bottle is Chardonnay, so there is no Pinot Noir or Meunier adding weight or red-fruit character. That is why the style leans light rather than rich. Brut tells you the dosage is low, and at 11.5% alcohol it sits a notch under most Champagne.
Drink it cold, straight from the fridge, and drink it young. A fresh and youthful style like this is not built to sit in the cellar. It works as a glass before dinner or as the bubbles for a mid-week toast. It is also the fizz to reach for in a mimosa or a French 75, where a serious Champagne would be wasted. Nothing on the table will fight it.
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