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Champagne Drappier Brut Nature Zero Dosage NV
£395.27
Current Price (inc. Tax)
6 bottle(s) at £65.88 per bottle.
In stock
SKU
ABK180110-NV
Champagne Drappier Brut Nature Zero Dosage NV
- Grape Pinot Noir
- Country France
- Region Champagne
- ABV 12 %
- Producer Drappier
- Case size 6 / 75c
- 36 months on the lees
- Golden color with copper hues. The nose of freshly pressed black grapes, of red, white, and citrus fruits. Ample palate with the flesh of vineyard peach and a bouquet of aromatic herbs. spicy notes in the finish. A fine tightly knit Champagne of great purity. A blanc de noirs of compelling purity, this champagne is elegant and bone dry, with delicate mineral and lemon notes filled out by richer flavors of pear and white peach. A blanc de noirs of compelling purity, this champagne is elegant and bone dry, with delicate mineral and lemon notes filled out by richer flavors of pear and white peach. Ideal as an aperitif. The perfect accompaniment for seafood, sashimi, or even soft goat cheese. Serve at 7°c.
For one of Champagne’s most forward-thinking producers, Drappier has no shortage of historic roots. An eighth-generation family business, the house was founded in 1808 and occupies magnificent twelfth-century cellars built by Cistercian monks. Indeed, it was members of this monastic order who travelled up from Burgundy to the Aube region nearly a millennium ago and planted the early ancestor of Pinot Noir. In the early twentieth century, however, Pinot Noir had fallen out of favour in the region. Drappier could sense its potential and was the first to replant it in the 1930s, earning ridicule from neighbours until the quality advantages became clear.
| Country | France |
|---|---|
| Vintage | NV |
| Bottles Per Case | 6 |
| Bottle Size | 75 |
| 2 cases 10% off | Yes |
| Winery | Today, Drappier owns fifty-five hectares of vineyard around the town of Urville, with another fifty hectares under contract in the Cote des Bar, Montagne de Reims, and Cote des Blancs. Although Pinot Noir accounts for the majority of wine produced, the style is not heavy. There is a vivacity and lightness of touch here that demonstrates great skill since these champagnes have plenty of concentration and substance. And, again despite the Pinot dominance, the house has a great feel for Blanc de Blancs, be it 100% Chardonnay, or the rare blend of all four, mostly obscure, white grapes permitted in Champagne. |
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