Louis Roederer Collection - Brut - MAGNUM in deluxe giftbox | Champagne
Sparkling wine | France, CHAMPAGNE
Fine and silky bubbles. Delicate nose opening on notes of white flowers. With aeration, notes of dried fruits. From the first moment, its personality and its seduction: the texture is ample, fleshy and quite unexpectedly integrates characteristics of maturity and vinosity associated with more fruity and refreshing notes.
€134.07
110.80
excl. VAT
Specifications
Serving temperature
8-10°C
Type
Sparkling wine
Country
France
Storage (years)
+ 5-7
Volume
0.75
Grape & craft
Region
CHAMPAGNE
Grape varieties
Chardonnay (42%), Pinot Noir (36%), Pinot Meunier (22%)
Viticulture
Traditional
Vinification
Louis Roederer Brut Premier NV is a culmination of wine from eight different harvests, utilizing all three Champagne grape varieties from more than forty different plots. The percentage of Louis Roederer reserve wines (matured in oak casks for two to ten years) included in Brut Premier varies, but can be up to a third of the final blend.
Flavour profile
Taste profile
Complex dry
Food pairing
White meat | Fish | Crustacea | Aperitif
About Louis Roederer
The Roederer champagne house was founded in 1776, and more than two centuries later it is still an independent family business. Louis Roederer inherited the champagne house from his uncle Nicolas Schreider in 1833 and decided to give the domain his name. Under his leadership, the house grew enormously. As early as the 19th century, this house sold 2.5 million bottles of champagne a year, mainly to the Russian nobility. Today, the domain is managed by Frédéric Rouzaud. The quality of a great champagne depends to a great extent on the quality of the grapes used. Louis Roederer has the advantage that three quarters of the grapes used can be harvested from estates that have been in family hands for some time. Roederer's own vineyard in France covers 240 hectares.
Since 2000, the focus here has been on Biodynamics. A total of 10 Hectares of vineyard is dedicated to their biodynamic project.
