Bereche Ambonnay Grand Cru 2016

Bereche Ambonnay Grand Cru 2016

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Bereche Ambonnay Grand Cru 2016
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75 cl

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Bérêche Ambonnay Grand Cru 2016 is a distinguished Champagne sourced from the Grand Cru village of Ambonnay. This wine is crafted primarily from Pinot Noir, exhibiting the region’s unique terroir. Bérêche’s commitment to traditional viticulture ensures that the grapes are hand-harvested, promoting quality and concentration. The domaine spans 11 hectares in notable sites, with a focus on lower yields and organic practices. Vincent and Raphaël Bérêche have innovated their vinification approach, fermenting with wild yeast and utilising a mix of oak barrels, thereby enhancing complexity while maintaining the wine`s inherent structure and acidity.

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Bérèche et Fils has a long history in Reims, having been established in Craon de Ludes in 1847. However it was not until brothers Vincent and Raphaël Bérêche took over the management of the house in 2004 that its reputation began to soar. Their dedicated and at times innovative work has ensured that Champagne Bérêche is one of the most talked about grower-producers in the region.

Vincent and Raphaël source exclusively organically farmed fruit mainly from their home terroir in the 1er Cru Ludes, along with Ormes (Petite Montagne) and Mareuil-le-Port (Vallée de la Marne), as well as isolated parcels in Trépail, Rilly-la-Montagne, and Chigny-les-Roses, and the Grand Crus of Mailly, Ambonnay and Aÿ. From a total of 20 parcels the brothers produce a total of nine Champagnes and one still Coteaux Champenois.

Grapes are hand harvested on a plot by plot basis and each vineyard parcel is vinified and aged individually. In the cellar, extended oak ageing and cork closures are employed to add depth and flavour to the wines. The house style is complex, concentrated and textured, yet with a precision and laser focus. In 2013, the brothers also launched a mini-project (now ended) called Raphaël & Vincent Bérêche Crus Sélectionnés, through which they bought wines from top 1er and Grand Cru growers and experimented with extended ageing 'sur lattes’.

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