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Pauline Collin Bereche Ludes Vielles Vignes 2019
HED02193
75 cl
12.5%
£80.00
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Pauline Collin Bérêche Ludes Vieilles Vignes 2019 is a vintage Champagne crafted from vineyards in Ludes. The blend consists of 65% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonnay and 5% Petit Meunier. Old vines contribute to the wine`s complexity and concentration. The Champagne undergoes extended ageing and was disgorged in July 2024 with no dosage, retaining a natural balance.
95 Vinous
The 2019 Extra Brut Ludes Viellies Vignes from Pauline Collin Bérêche emerges from two hectares of vineyards in Ludes. The blend is 65% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonnay and 5% Petit Meslier, with the Pinot driving the wine's texture and overall presence. This really blossoms with time in the glass. Readers will find a Champagne built on textural resonance and vinous intensity. Aromatic high tones, from a very small touch of volatile acidity from vinification and aging in oak, and the Petit Meslier in the blend add an attractive upper register. The 2019 was finished with no dosage, although there is some residual sugar. This is a formidable debut. Disgorged: July 2024. Antonio Galloni8th April 2025
92 Robert Parker
The 2019 Ludes Vieilles Vignes marks the debut release from Pauline Collin-Bérêche. Sourced from two hectares of estate-owned, old vines in Ludes, close to the village itself, which thrive in somewhat deeper soils, this cuvée is predominantly composed of Pinot Noir, complemented by 30% Chardonnay and 5% Petit Meslier. Disgorged in July 2024 without dosage but featuring four grams per liter of residual sugar, the wine exudes aromas of ripe pear, freshly baked bread and dried flowers, mingling with subtle exotic nuances. It presents as medium- to full-bodied, with an ample and textural profile, balanced by tangy acidity and with a nicely defined, mineral finish. The wine was vinified in second-hand 450-liter barrels sourced from a Meursault winemaker. - Kristaps Karklins
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