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- Disgorgement date
- 01/2024
- Appellation
- Champagne
- Dosage
- Brut
- Cuvée
- Blanc de Blancs
- Grapes
- Chardonnay 100%
- Winery Area
- Montagne de Reims
- Cru Classification
- Premier Cru
- Category Winery
- Vignerons
- Size
- Bottle 0,75 L
- Alcohol
- 12,0% Vol.
- Product code
- PFCHXXB0
Champagne Perseval-Farge
C. de Chardonnay
The Champagne C. de Chardonnay by Perseval-Farge is a refined and expressive Blanc de Blancs, crafted from Chardonnay grapes grown in the Premier Cru vineyards of Chamery, in the Montagne de Reims, on soils rich in chalk that enhance tension and aromatic precision. The cuvée consistently reflects the producer’s identity, expressing purity, verticality, and an authentic and detailed interpretation of the terroir.
This edition is based on a multi-vintage blend, with 2013 (47%) as the base, complemented by 2012 (37%), 2011 (13%), and 2010 (3%). Vinification and fermentation take place partly in stainless steel and about 22% in oak barrels, with only partial malolactic fermentation, a choice that preserves freshness and tension. After bottling, the wine undergoes around 9 years of ageing on the lees, essential for developing complexity and depth. The final dosage of 1.6 g/l, in Extra Brut style, supports balance with precision, without weighing down the progression.
On the palate, C. de Chardonnay stands out for its precision and expressive brightness. The nose opens with notes of white fruit, citrus, and white flowers, enriched by elegant hints of lemon zest and almond. It is fresh, taut, and mineral, with a well-defined structure and a long, harmonious finish that highlights its finesse and balance.
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