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Famille Delouvin "19 L'Arpent Rouge" Blanc, Coteaux Champenois - 2019

Name: Famille Delouvin "19 L'Arpent Rouge" Blanc, Coteaux Champenois
Brand: Delouvin-Nowack
SKU: 45429
Price: 89.96 USD
Availability: InStock

Item # 45429 750 mL

A still white wine. L'Arpent Rouge is a specific parcel for this still white wine from Champagne that is made from young vines. Fermented and aged in barrels from Chablis. Aged for a year in barrel before botlting. The great growers in Champagne have long recognized the terroir of specific parcels of land. Enjoy as an apéritif with hors d'oeuvres.

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Color

White

Vintage

2019

Country

France

Region

Champagne

Sub-Region

La Vallée de la Marne

Producer

Delouvin-Nowack

Grape Variety

Chardonnay

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Staff Pick Notes

A still wine from Champagne? While less common than the usual sparkling options in the region this by no means takes away from the allure of this wine. A Chardonnay based gem that truly expresses the feel for la Vallee de la Marne. Aged a year in used Chablis barrels this wine is bolstered by a bracing minerality and acidity more common to its Burgundian counterpart, yet with a balance often overlooked. Again, this wine may not sparkle in a traditional sense but that doesn't mean it won't blow you away!

- BWH

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