Henri Giraud Fut de Chene 1999

Henri Giraud Fut de Chene 1999

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75 cl

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£325.00
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`Henri Giraud Fût de Chene 1999 is a vintage barrel-fermented Champagne from Grand Cru vineyards in Aÿ. The Giraud-Hémart family has cultivated grapes in the Champagne region since 1625 but only started to produce wine for themselves in 1990. Henri Giraud’s top cuvée, Fût de Chêne, is a Pinot Noir-dominant blend with a smaller proportion of Chardonnay, using the ‘Petit Pinot’ clone of Pinot Noir which has been grown solely in Aÿ since 1804. "Aÿ. Smells of a liqueur aged in oak! Very rich and exotic on the front palate. So different from the rest. Wow! Extremely distinctive. A sort of Montrachet of Champagne. Like it or loathe it." Jancis Robinson MW, 2009

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The Giraud-Hémart family have cultivated grapes in the Champagne region since 1625. Based in Äy, the family only started to produce wine for themselves in 1990. The current owner of the house is 12th-generation Claude Giraud. His son, Emmanuelle Giraud-Patour manages the company while his son-in-law, Sébastien Le Golvet, is the chef de cave.

Henri Giraud’s top cuvée, Fût de Chêne, is a Pinot Noir-dominant blend with a smaller proportion of Chardonnay, using the ‘Petit Pinot’ clone of Pinot Noir which has been grown solely in Aÿ since 1804. Meanwhile the new Esprit Nature cuvée is a Pinot Noir-dominant blend with Chardonnay and 50% reserve wine, with maturation taking place in small casks and ovoid vats. Production at Henri Giraud is limited to just 250,000 bottles a year – a remarkably small number in comparison with the Grandes Marques, which dictates that demand is always high.

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