Boléro 2008 Extra-Brut (EN) Fleury

Fleury
Boléro 2008 Extra-Brut (EN)

0,75L

Champagne Fleury: formerly called Millésimé and made with Chardonnay, the cuvée became Boléro in 2004 to reveal a pure Pinot Noir. The personality of the Barséquanais in a high-flying vintage Champagne. This is the wine born of Benoit's drive.


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Freshness

Harmonious balance between the various components of acidity.

Roundness

Supple, easy-drinking champagne, the acidity doesn't clash with the palate.

Power

Generous champagne with great intensity.

Long on the palate

Champagne aromas linger on the palate.

Tasting

A nose of great complexity for this vintage, with aromas of raisins, grilled almonds and apricots, followed by herbaceous and mineral notes. On the palate, there are aromas of warm bread and fresh grapes. Crystal-clear bubbles.

Ageing potential: 5 to 10 years

Composition

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Terroirs

Côte des Bars - Courteron
Clay-limestone soil

The subsoils are mainly marly limestone or clay-limestone, excellent vineyard soils with naturally draining slopes.

100% pinot noir Parcelles: Charme de Fin, Côte de Champraux, Meam Bauché, Montégné. Vinification in temperature-controlled vats (70%) and oak barrels (30%) Malolactic fermentation Sparkling under cork with stopper

About this house

Since 1895, the Fleury estate has been based in Courteron, in the heart of southern Champagne, in the Côte des Bar, on the clay-limestone slopes formed in the Kimmeridgian period by the first tributaries of the Seine. The Seine rises 70 km upstream, near Saint-Seine-l'Abbaye. The adventure of biodynamic viticulture gives meaning to the family's passion for winemaking, respecting the natural and living heritage of its terroir, from which it is constantly learning, in all humility, to perceive the balance and pass on the mysteries

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Champagne Aperitif Plate

Fish dishes

This champagne is the perfect accompaniment to fish dishes such as Tartare de daurade au citron vert.

Champagne dinner plate

Meat dishes

Pair this champagne with a dish of Filet mignon lacquered with carrots.

Chef's word

Chef Philippe Vazart serves it with Escalope de Foie Gras de Canard Poêlée aux Asperges de Val de Vesle.

It is also paired with Suprême de Turbo Grillé, and its small Ratatouille and Feta cheese.

A soft cheese such as Brie au Truffes is perfect.

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