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      Paul Dethune Extra-Brut l'Ancienne 2016

      Paul Dethune Extra-Brut “l’Ancienne” 2015 Magnum

      SKU: FRCHDTHSPCH215015 Category:
      Chardonnay & Pinot Noir | Champagne | France | Sparkling Wine | Paul Dethune | 2015 | 1,5 L | 12 %
      About
      On the nose, this Champagne reveals delicate aromas of white peach, grapefruit, sweet almonds, and vanilla, evolving with aeration into subtle notes of toasted brioche, chocolate, and a hint of mint. On the palate it delivers a refined balance between the power and structure of Pinot Noir and the finesse and elegance of Chardonnay — expect a creamy, gently effervescent mousse, with chalky minerality, citrus freshness and a touch of spicy, toasty nuance. The finish is long and complex, with lingering impressions of almond, citrus peel and soft brioche.
      Tasting notes

      Aromātā atklājas vieglas balto persiku, greipfrūtu, saldo mandeļu un vaniļas nianses, bet ar laiku tās papildina maigas maizes garozas, šokolādes un nedaudz piparmētras akcenti. Garšā šis šampanietis piedāvā līdzsvaru starp Pinot Noir spēku un struktūru un Chardonnay smalkumu un eleganci — gaidāma krēmīga, viegli dzirkstoša tekstūra, minerālitāte, citrusīgā svaiguma pieskāriens un nedaudz pikants aromāts. Pēcgarša ir gara un kompleksa, ar ilgu mandeļu, citrusmiziņas un maigu brioche atblāzmu.

      Pairing

      This Champagne pairs beautifully with dishes such as pan-seared scallops or lightly grilled seafood, where its fresh acidity and minerality complement the brininess of shellfish. It also matches well with poultry — for instance, a roast guinea fowl or chicken with chestnuts — and richer appetizers like aged cheeses or foie-gras can highlight its subtle depth and elegance.

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      320.00 €

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