Carré Frères - Le Champ des Maladries 2021

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Appellation Champagne
Terroir Montagne de Reims
Villages Trépail 1er Cru, Verzy Grand Cru
Lieux-dits Le Champ Jeanvrai, Les Maladries
Grape Varieties Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
Specific Features Assemblage
Vintage 2021
Aging Fût de chêne
MLF Réalisée
Disgorgement

12/2024

Dosage Extra brut (entre 0 et 6 g/l)
Color White
Size 750 ml
Production

5809 bouteilles, 152 magnums

Alcohol

12,5% vol.

Minimum quantity allowed is .
Limited to bottle(s) per customer
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Champagne Carré Frères - Le Champ des Maladries 2021

LE CHAMP DES MALADRIES • 2021

TRÉPAIL PREMIER CRU & VERZY GRAND CRU

  • Le Champ Jeanvrai 1964 & Les Maladries 2005
  • 60% Chardonnay & 40% Pinot Noir
  • Maturité 11.2°
  • Vinifié 11 mois en fûts
  • Tirage 21/07/2022
  • Dosage 2 g/L
Carré Frères - Le Champ des Maladries 2021
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Carré Frères

Discover the estate and the wines of Champagne Carré Frères à Trépail (Montagne de Reims)

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Champagne Carré Frères, winemakers in Trépail

Champagne Carré Frères is a family estate located in Trépail, in the heart of the Montagne de Reims, run by brothers Édouard and Victor Carré. The vineyard covers 21 hectares of old vines spread across Trépail, Villers-Marmery, and Verzy in the Montagne de Reims, and around Essoyes and Les Riceys in the Côte des Bar.

Committed to environmentally friendly viticulture, the Carré brothers have progressively adopted organic farming and biodynamic practices. Their minimalist approach to winemaking highlights the unique characteristics of each terroir, with plot-by-plot vinification and the use of indigenous yeasts.

Among their remarkable cuvées, "Le Champ Jeanvrai" is a Blanc de Blancs from a single plot planted in 1964 in Trépail, offering a pure expression of Chardonnay with notes of white flowers, candied lemon, and brioche.

Champagne Carré Frères distinguishes itself through its commitment to local biodiversity and its respect for ancestral practices, while also incorporating modern innovations to enhance the Champagne terroir.

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