Champagne Frerejean Frères Premier Cru Brut
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Champagne Frerejean Frères is a small Premier Cru Champagne House founded by the
Taittinger brothers, Guillaume, Richard and Rodolphe. They produce only Premier
Cru champagnes that are made from a single vintage and single crus.
Frerejean Frères Premier Cru, is located 6 miles South of
Epernay, straddling the Cote des Blancs and the Village of Grauves with the cellars located in Grauves.
They use the three traditional grapes for champagne. The
Chardonnay grapes come from the Premier Cru vineyards of the Cote
des Blancs with the Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier also grown in Premier Cru
Vineyards with the same soils.
This champagne is a blend of 50% Chardonnay, 30% Pinot Noir
and 20% Pinot Meunier and is aged for five years on the lees before
disgorgement with a dosage level of 6.5 g/l. Then it ages for another year in
the cellar before release.
Champagne Description
The Frerejean Frères Premier Cru Brut champagne has a golden yellow color with fine streaming bubbles. There are aromas of orange blossoms, ripe peach, pear, brioche and speckles of spice. On the palate there is soft minerally nutty citrus. The finish is layered with minerality, ripe peach, almond and caramel notes that linger. The roundness and complexity of this champagne makes it so enjoyable alone and will pair with so many different foods.
The Frerejean Frères Premier Cru Brut champagne has a golden yellow color with fine streaming bubbles. There are aromas of orange blossoms, ripe peach, pear, brioche and speckles of spice. On the palate there is soft minerally nutty citrus. The finish is layered with minerality, ripe peach, almond and caramel notes that linger. The roundness and complexity of this champagne makes it so enjoyable alone and will pair with so many different foods.
Americana Caviar (White Sturgeon):The pairing of Frerejean Frères Premier Cru Brut champagne with the White Sturgeon caviar brings out the nuttiness of both the champagne and the caviar and also brings a cleansed palate. A great Lady Elena Caviar pairing.
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