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Veuve Clesse Réserve produced by J. Charpentier is a champagne with a straw yellow color with golden reflections, and with a fine and persistent perlage, the nose is fruity and floral, with notes of chamomile, gooseberry and candied citrus. In the mouth it is fresh and balanced, with a very persistent finish that brings back to the citrus peel.
The history of Champagne Charpentier begins more or less around the 1920s with the union of two families of vignerons, the Charpentier and the Claisse. In 1971 Jacky Charpentier, equipped with just under half a hectare of vineyard but full of courage and resourcefulness, launched his first Champagne branded “J. Charpentier” on the market. In 1987 an automatic thermoregulation system was installed, an almost absolute novelty in those years. Today the company is run by Jacky’s sons, Jean-Marc and Marie-Pierre, who run the company with the same passion inherited from their father. The winery has 38 plots, for a total of 17 hectares spread over more “Cru” around various villages including Binson-Orquigny, Châtillon sur Marne, Mareuil le por: 90% raised in pinot meunier, while the remaining 10% in chardonnay, an unusual variety for the valley, and pinot noir.
Region: France
Year: sa
Alcohol content: 12%
Volume: 75 cl.
Winery: Veuve Clesse
Grape: 5% Pinot Nero, 95% Pinot Meunier
Name: Champagne AOC
Pairing: Ideal for important dinners or for all meals, excellent accompanied with seafood risotto, grilled fish and raw fish.
On your first order, plus pairing tips every week.
