Bollinger - Champagne (France)

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Bollinger is one of the most prestigious and characterful Champagne houses, founded in 1829 in Aÿ. The house is known for its distinctly Pinot Noir-driven style and combines tradition, craftsmanship, and long aging. Bollinger distinguishes itself through vinification partly in old oak barrels, an exceptional stock of reserve wines, some of which are kept in magnums under cork, and aging longer than legally required. This results in Champagnes of power, vinosity, and complexity, characterized by ripe fruit, brioche, toast, and delicate spicy and nutty notes. Bollinger in one sentence: an iconic Champagne house for lovers of a rich, powerful, and gastronomic style, with Pinot Noir as its signature.

About the winery 

Champagne France
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Champagne has a cool, northerly climate with both oceanic and continental influences. Regular rainfall, cold winters and sunny summers help preserve the grapes’ natural acidity and freshness. Bollinger’s vineyards are largely situated on south to south-west facing slopes, providing optimal sunlight, warmth and drainage.
Champagne France
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Champagne has a cool, northerly climate with both oceanic and continental influences. Regular rainfall, cold winters and sunny summers help preserve the grapes’ natural acidity and freshness. Bollinger’s vineyards are largely situated on south to south-west facing slopes, providing optimal sunlight, warmth and drainage.
Champagne France
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Champagne has a cool, northerly climate with both oceanic and continental influences. Regular rainfall, cold winters and sunny summers help preserve the grapes’ natural acidity and freshness. Bollinger’s vineyards are largely situated on south to south-west facing slopes, providing optimal sunlight, warmth and drainage.
Champagne France
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Champagne has a cool, northerly climate with both oceanic and continental influences. Regular rainfall, cold winters and sunny summers help preserve the grapes’ natural acidity and freshness. Bollinger’s vineyards are largely situated on south to south-west facing slopes, providing optimal sunlight, warmth and drainage.
Champagne France
picture of Special Cuvée
Champagne has a cool, northerly climate with both oceanic and continental influences. Regular rainfall, cold winters and sunny summers help preserve the grapes’ natural acidity and freshness. Bollinger’s vineyards are largely situated on south to south-west facing slopes, providing optimal sunlight, warmth and drainage.