Jeaunaux-Robin - Éclats de Meulière NV

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Appellation Champagne
Terroir Coteaux du Petit Morin
Grape Varieties Meunier, Pinor Noir, Chardonnay
Specific Features Assembly
Viticulture Organic
Vintage NV
Aging Oak barrel, Tank
MLF Unwanted
Disgorgement

10/2024

Dosage Extra brut (between 0 and 6 g/l)
Color White
Size 750 ml
Alcohol

12% vol.

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Champagne Jeaunaux-Robin - Éclats de Meulière NV

ÉCLATS DE MEULIÈRE • EXTRA-BRUT

“To evoke the nature of the clay-limestone soils mixed with flint and meulière stones.”

  • Terroir: Les Coteaux du Petit Morin
  • Soil: Clay with meulière and flint
  • Average vine age: 35 years
  • Blend: 60% Meunier • 30% Pinot Noir • 10% Chardonnay
  • Vinification and aging: 1/4 oak barrels • 3/4 stainless steel tanks
  • Dosage : 3.5 g/L
  • Malolactic fermentation not sought • Unfined, unfiltered wine
Jeaunaux-Robin - Éclats de Meulière NV
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Jeaunaux-Robin

Discover the estate and the wines of Champagne Jeaunaux-Robin in Talus-Saint-Prix (Petit Morin Valley)

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Champagne Jeaunaux-Robin • Growers in Talus-Saint-Prix

Domaine Jeaunaux-Robin is located on the edge of the Vallée du Petit Morin, bordering the Sézanne region, with its distinctive soils composed of flint and millstone. Cyril Jeaunaux and his wife Clémence represent the third generation of winemakers at the Domaine, since 1964. They currently cultivate 8.7 hectares of vines (averaging 35-40 years old) across three grape varieties, with Pinot Meunier (51%) being the majority. Since 2006, Clémence and Cyril have worked with respect for their environment, having stopped using synthetic products and favoring tilling and cover cropping. They harvested their first certified organic vintage in 2018. The grapes are treated with the utmost care: Coquard vertical pressing and indigenous fermentations allow the terroir to fully express itself. Vinification and aging take place in stainless steel tanks (75%) and oak barrels (25%).

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