CHAMPAGNE "LA GRANDE ANNÉE" 2012 BOLLINGER

BOLLINGER

Reference GRDAN12

€128.90

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Champagne "La Grande Année" 2012 is a Champenoise method sparkling wine produced by Bollinger. Obtained from Pinot Noir grapes in greater quantities and Chardonnay, it is a wine of remarkable structure but above all of class and elegance out of the ordinary, a great vintage Champagne produced in this excellent year 2012.

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Sparkling wines

0,75

2012

Francia - champagne

Description

Champagne La Grande Année 2012 Bollinger

Champagne "La Grande Année" 2012 is a Champenoise method sparkling wine produced by Bollinger. As the name indicates, this is a great Champagne vintage whose level of quality touches peaks of excellence remarkable, because Bollinger makes vintage labels only in the best years, as it was this 2012 in which they were produced Champagne of great quality. Bollinger's 2012 Champagne "La Grande Année" undergoes fermentation in tonneaux and then matures for twice the time stipulated in the specifications. To the eye it shows a seductive golden colour with antique pink nuances; the nose offers a complex and very elegant bouquet of yeast and wood, red and exotic fruit, spices and dried fruit. The sip is full and persistent, for this Champagne of immense finesse and grandeur.

DENOMINATION: Champagne AOC

REGION: Champagne (Francia)

GRAPES: pinot noir 66%, chardonnay 34%

VINIFICATION: Fermentation in oak barrels and refermentation in the bottle according to the Champenoise method Refinement At least 60 months on the lees

Product Details

Type of article: BOTTIGLIE DI VINO
Bottle size: 0,75
Vintage: 2012
Region or area: Francia - Champagne
Natural: NO
Gradazione Alcolica: 12
Wine Name: CHAMPAGNE LA GRANDE ANNEE NON UTILIZZARE
Classification: Millésime
Cuvée: Cuvée
Dosage: Brut

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BOLLINGER

Bollinger is one of the oldest and most famous Champagne Maison in the world, located in the heart of the mountains of Reims. All Champagne is made from grapes owned by the Maison, from vineyards that are mostly Premier and Grand Cru.