Brut Nature
Brands: Champagne Barons de Rothschild
$125.00
Volume: 750
A model of balance, the absence of dosage preserves intact the typicity of each terroir.
Eyes: crystal clear and pure, with a silky appearance, pale gold tints and very fine bubbles.
Nose: the first nose is very pure and franc, full of minerality and salinity with notes of white fruit such as nectarine or peach.
Palate: The fresh attack is delicately followed by saline notes and a lovely lemony tension. Its natural sweetness is accompanied by a very aromatic richness, dominated by white-fleshed fruit, and reveals a texture that is both precise and juicy.
Availability: 12 in stock
Wine Ratings
93
James Sulking Rating
91+
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate Rating
93
James Suckling
91+
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
93
James Sulking Rating
Wine Enthusiast Rating
Wine Spectator Rating
91+
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate Rating
Inside Burgundy Rating
Decanter Rating
Bob Campbell Rating
Cameron Douglas MS, NZ Rating
The Real Review NZ Rating
Vinous Rating
Winemaking
BLENDS & TERROIRS – 60 % Chardonnay (Côte des Blancs) – 40 % Pinot Noir. 40 % of reserve wines, the majority of which are kept in our réserve perpétuelle (solera).
Over 85 % Grands and Premiers crus mainly Avize, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Vertus and Trépail for the Chardonnay (of which a small proportion of the wines are vinified in barrel in Avize); Aÿ, Verzenay and Ambonnay for the Pinot Noir.
PRODUCTION – Exclusive use of the cuvée (first press). Vinification by plot. Alcoholic fermentation in stainless-steel vats and low proportion in barrels, malolactic fermentation. Long ageing on the fine lees for 6 to 7 months. Dosage: 0g/L. Ageing on the lees: 4 years minimum. After disgorgement rest: 6 months.
Over 85 % Grands and Premiers crus mainly Avize, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Vertus and Trépail for the Chardonnay (of which a small proportion of the wines are vinified in barrel in Avize); Aÿ, Verzenay and Ambonnay for the Pinot Noir.
PRODUCTION – Exclusive use of the cuvée (first press). Vinification by plot. Alcoholic fermentation in stainless-steel vats and low proportion in barrels, malolactic fermentation. Long ageing on the fine lees for 6 to 7 months. Dosage: 0g/L. Ageing on the lees: 4 years minimum. After disgorgement rest: 6 months.
