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Pierre Gimonnet Premier Cru, Non-Vintage, Brut

Pierre Gimonnet Premier Cru, Non-Vintage, Brut

Côte des Blancs, as the name suggests, is all about chardonnay, and all Gimonnet’s wines are 100% chardonnay. The Gimonnets are based in Cuis but also have vineyards in Cramant, Chouilly, Oger and Vertus, with some 40 plots of land in all and a total of 30 hectares. The non-vintage wine, however, is all chardonnay from Cuis which tends to make a delicate fruity style. What is unusual here is the reserve wine which is added to the non-vintage and which is drawn from several vintages, in this case 2005, 2004 and 2002, which were kept in bottle rather than tank or vat. The result is a wine of great complexity and length of flavour. Outstanding as an aperitif or with fine fish dishes.

Suggested Food Match: Fish and Chips; Smoked salmon; Gougere; other suggestions...
Availability
In Stock
Bottle
£25.00
Case of 6
£150.00
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Product Code
CH1931
Product Type
Champagne
Origin
Champagne
Style
Bone Dry
Dominant Grape
Chardonnay
Drink Dates
Within two years of purchase
Alcohol Level
12.5%
Closure Type
Champagne Cork
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"A grown-up champagne: dry but not harsh, excellent flavours that invite consideration (and a refill). Bright mousse that sets the taste buds watering. A favourite."

Mr David Hawkins (09-Sep-2012)

"I have collected supplies from Cuis Property for 10 years and remain a committed fan of the quality of the underlying wine. My fellow Wine Group members have also continually voted Gimonnet N V their 'star' choice (originally on a blind tasting). Full marks for The Wine Society now stocking. Oh....... and the price by the case is a steel considering the quality."

Mr Leon Ungar (10-Apr-2011)

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