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When Eugène Chevalier established his company in Charnay-lès-Mâcon, near Mâcon, in 1920, he knew that he faced a veritable challenge: the traditional method was already fully successful in Burgundy, in Nuits-Saint-Georges and Rully, but he still had to bring effervescence to the Mâcon region.
Chevalier threw himself into it heart and soul. And he succeeded perfectly.
This touch of distinction is accompanied by the typical south Burgundy character.
The Maison Chevalier also proudly produced sparkling wines using a natural method, whose extended vat ageing allows the expression of the quality of the base wines, the fullness of their maturity and brightness of their aromas.


CRÉMANT DE BOURGOGNE
GRANDE CUVÉE BRUT MILLÉSIME 2011

Varietal

Representative traditional blend using the great Burgundian grape varieties : Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
Origin : A.O.C Crémant de Bourgogne area.

Winemaking method

Traditional method with a minimum ageing of 50 months.

Tasting notes

Pretty gold colour. Nose with mineral and fruity aromas underlined by a light toasty. After a frank attack, the palate is powerful, complex and persistent.

Wine and food pairing

As an aperitif or during a meal and especially with a dessert.

Serving suggestions

Between 6 and 8 °C.

Additional components

Alcohol : 12 % vol.
Dosage : 6 g/l.
A.O.C Crémant de Bourgogne
Product of France