Ruinart Brut Champagne AOC
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Attributes
Land:
FranceGebiet:
Montagne de ReimsRegion:
ChampagneAppellation:
Champagne AOCRebsorte:
CuvéeKategorie:
SparklingWeincharakter:
sparkling wine whiteProduzent:
Maison de Champagne RuinartFüllmenge:
0,75 l Fl. -
Complete description
Vintage Description:
Delicate, fresh and fruity nose with notes of reinette apples and apricots, fresh almonds, hazelnuts, brioche and biscuit. Elderflower and coriander seed add complexity. The palate is harmonious, round and persistent, with a long, balanced finish showing Chardonnay’s signature freshness. (Tasting note winery)wine:
wine title:
R de Ruinartwine description:
“My team and I must reinvent the recipe for Ruinart Brut each year to preserve its taste while adding a touch of contemporary innovation.” - Frédéric Panaïotis, Cellar Master -country:
Franceregion:
ChampagneArea:
Montagne de ReimsProducer:
Champagne RuinartCategory:
SparklingWeincharakter:
sparkling wine whiteappellation:
Champagne AOCGlass:
ChampagnerPremiumglass:
ChampagneIdeal serving temperature (°C), from:
6Ideal serving temperature (°C), up to:
8food recommendation:
Beef Carpaccio, Sushi, Fresh oysters, Ravioli with spinach, ricotta and sage butter, Asparagus risotto, Steamed or poached seafood (Lobster), Grilled filet of fish (tuna, salmon), Fish in a salt crust, Roast veal, Roast pork in spicy sauceGrape variety:
CuvéeRebsorte(n):
Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot MeunierSoil:
Predominantly calcareous, composed of chalk, clay and marl.Alcohol level (%vol):
12.5vineyard:
Selection from over 40 different cru vineyards, mainly from the Montagne de Reims, Côte des Blancs and Vallée de la Marne regions.Ertrag:
Max. 10,000 kg/ha (approx. 70 hl/ha).Vinification:
The grapes were gently pressed immediately, and the clarified musts were fermented in stainless steel tanks, with some parcels in wooden barrels, followed by partial malolactic conversion. In spring, the final cuvée was assembled from the base wines and a proportion of reserve wines, then bottled with the tirage liqueur (sugar‑yeast mixture) to initiate the second fermentation and carbonation.Residual sugar:
dryAgeing:
After bottle fermentation, matured for over 2 years on the lees and refined after disgorgement with a dosage of 8 g/l.Grape variety abbreviation:
PN, CH, PMErnte:
Harvesting is done by hand to handle the grapes gently and ensure optimal selection.
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