NV Champagne Germar Breton Blanc de Noirs

Name: NV Champagne Germar Breton Blanc de Noirs
Brand: Champagne Germar Breton
SKU: GB10NVSA
Price: 38.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

£38.00

Germar Breton Blanc de Noirs is an experience, it's Côte des Bar Pinot Noir at its purest: rich, focused and terroir-driven. A regular feature at Caviste events, this is the perfect way to start (and sometimes finish!) any evening.

With a brut dosage of 8 g/L, it balances crunchy almond-paste aromas and white fruit freshness; a versatile Champagne that stands up to richer fare.

This cuvée comes from 100% Pinot Noir, hand-harvested and slowly pressed to capture red fruit intensity with minimal colour extraction. Stainless steel fermentation, eighteen months on lees, then dosage, followed by six months bottle rest.

Pairing Suggestions: Poultry, game birds or Comté and Beaufort cheeses

Tasting Note: Golden-straw hue, generous nose of hazelnut, apricot and almond paste, and a round palate of white peach and crisp orchard fruit.

Origin: Côte des Bar, Champagne, France

Alcohol: 12.0%

Blend: Pinot Noir

In stock

Size: 75cl

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Champagne Germar Breton

The Breton family are from the very south of Champagne in the Aube, where the landscape is more Burgundian than classic Champenois.

A little more clay in the chalky soil and a few more sunshine hours give wines that are generous and approachable and, most importantly, affordable.

Modest growers who have produced grapes for centuries but have only made the Champagne wines themselves for roughly forty years. They are finding their feet, and producing wines that cause irritation to the grander names further north.