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Champagne Chapuy Brut Tradition

Champagne Chapuy

Brut Tradition

ABOUT THE WINERY

In the heart of the Champagne region, the Côte des Blancs in Marne is known for its Chardonnay vineyards, which cover 12 miles of east-facing slopes. Among the villages with Grand Cru status, Oger stands out as the home of the Chapuy estate.

The Chapuy family has deep roots in Oger, growing grapes since the French Revolution. In 1952, they began producing Champagne under their own name, and today the estate is run by sisters Elodie and Aurore. Committed to environmental responsibility, the family avoids herbicides, uses cover crops, and promotes biodiversity. Their dedication earned them the High Environmental Value (HVE) certification in 2017.

Chapuy’s Champagne is characterized by freshness and elegance, often achieved by blending wines that have undergone malolactic fermentation with those that have not. Their non-vintage bottles contain at least 40% reserve wine and are aged for several years before release.

AWARDS

Exclusive selection of Japan Airlines; Challenge to the best French Wines & Spirits for Asia Silver Medal Hong Kong 2021; Bettane Desseauve gold 2022; 87/100 Wine Enthusiast; 91/100 Wine Spectator

CERTIFICATIONS

Haute Valuer Environmentale Sustainable

CLASSIFICATION

Blend of Grand and Autre Cru

TERROIR

Oger, Ambonnay, Montmart, and Monthelon

TASTING NOTES

This Champagne presents a fruity and smooth nose of Pinot Meunier with typical notes of yellow fruits (wild peach, mirabelle). The Pinot Noir gives structure and roundess of the wine to finish by exquisite lightness and freshness of the Chardonnay.

CÉPAGE

50% Chardonnay, 25% Pinot Noir, 25% Pinot Meunier

ASSEMBLAGE

Dosage: TBDg/l, Residual Sugar: TBD, Acidity: TBD

VINIFICATION

Fermented in stainless steel tanks with partially stopped malolactic fermentation.

AGING

2/3 years sur lies

SOIL

Mixed terroirs

PAIRING

Strawberry Tiramisu, Salmon tartare, Pan fried prawns, Sour & Sweet specialties

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