Characters include white pepper, chalk, raspberries, cherries, cranberries, red currants and cedar bark.

100% Pinot Noir

Can pair nicely with seafood, risotto, goose and roast chicken.

The 2015 Vintage Year In The Vineyard: "After 1976 and 2003, 2015 was right up there as France's third hottest year since 1951. From mid-May, drought conditions went from bad to worse and lasted until the second half of August. For three long months, Champagne was marked by unprecedented temperatures which only marginally slowed development in the grapes. Quite unexpectedly, from 15 August torrential rain lashed the vineyards for two whole weeks. At the same time, thankfully, the temperatures dropped markedly and reduced the risk of disease. The grapes were then able to flourish without affecting ripening or disrupting the harvest.

Erring on the side of caution, harvesting was scrupulously monitored across the entire region in order to ensure perfect ripeness and adequate sugar levels (potential alcohol). The grapes were in perfect health and the ripe grape must promised full, rounded wines." - Nicolas Feuillatte