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- Wine type
- Blanc de Blancs
Champagne
Natural wine
Organic wines
Sparkling wine - Country
- France
- Allergens
- Contains sulphites
- Region
- Blancs-Coteaux (Marne)
Champagne - Classification
- AOC (Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée)
Grand Cru - Grape variety
- Chardonnay
- Taste
- extra brut
- Vintage
- 2013
- Alcohol
- 12,5% Vol.
- Storage potential
- 2043+
- Certification
- FR-BIO-10
- Wine pairings
- Caviar
Crudite
Crustaceans
Fish appetizers
Fish tartare and carpaccio
Mussels
Oysters
Pasta with fish
Risotto with Vegetables
Seafood
Seafood risotto
Soft cheese
Steamed fish-crustaceans
Vegetarian - Closure
- Natural Cork
- Vinification
- Alcoholic fermentation in wooden barrel
Hand harvesting
Indigenous yeasts (Native)
Malolactic fermentation in wooden barrel
Spontaneous fermentation
Unfiltered wine - Aging and Maturation
- In bottle
Méthode Champenoise/Bottle fermentation
On the yeasts (Native yeasts) - Volume
- 0.75 L
- Reference quantity
- 1 L
- Residual Sugar
- 2,00 g/l
- Serving Temperature
- 8-10 °C
- Awards and Accolades
- Antonio Galloni/Vinous 95 Points
James Suckling
James Suckling 95 Points
Robert Parker/Wine Advocate
Robert Parker/Wine Advocate 96 Points
Wine Spectator 92 Points - Type of cultivation
- Natural
Organic - Anschrift Hersteller
Champagne Larmandier-Bernier, 19 av Gn de Gaulle, 51130 Vertus, France
Behind the Larmandier-Bernier winery is a small business that grows its grapes in Champagne on an area of 16 hectares. Sophie and Pierre Larmandier's champagne house is hailed as one of the finest in the world.
Pioneers in biodynamic agriculture
Sophie and Pierre Larmandier are regarded as pioneers in biodynamic agriculture. They produce champagne in "Brut Nature" or "Extra Brut", which are deliberately dosed very dry. Chemical weed killers have deliberately not been used on the soil for more than 30 years. Grass and meadow plants grow between the vines. In addition, sowing turns the monoculture into a cultural landscape.
Pierre Larmandier brings biodynamic plant teas to his vines by helicopter instead - this is faster than bringing everything in with a tractor, is also more sustainable and does not compact the soil. In addition, the vineyards are cultivated in the classic way with a horse-drawn plough. Champagne is made here exclusively from their own grapes.
About the cultivation of the grapes for the Larmandier champagne
The vineyards of the champagne house Larmandier-Bernier are located in the villages of Vertus, Cramant , Chouilly, Oger and Avize on the Cote des Blancs. Chardonnay grapes make up over 90% of the total vineyard area and the rest of the area is planted with Pinot Noir. The average age of the vines is 35 years.
The vines grow on very calcareous and chalky soil. This results in particularly classy and mineral wines with a delicate minerality. A special feature is that Sophie and Pierre Larmandier do not ferment with pure yeasts, but spontaneously mature the wines with natural yeasts in large barrels.