Champagne Roederer
Champagne Roederer

Champagne Roederer

The Roederer Champagne House is located at. Founded in Reims in 1776. Roederer is one of the few great Champagne houses to still be owned by the founding family. With an exceptional terroir, the vineyard is ideally located near the Montagne de Reims, in the Marne valley and on the Côte des Blancs. The vineyard has 240 hectares of principle conducted under the principles of biodynamics. The three coexisting grape varieties are Chardonney, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.

For a tasting, we recommend the Roederer Cristal 2012 or the Roederer Brut Rosé 2014, rated 17/20 by expert Jancis Robinson.

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In a cut, Roederer moves in a golden atmosphere, laden with little material. First come the youthful scents of lemons and freshly cut white flowers. Then, the vanilla rises from the glass. Finally, with age, Roederer releases complex aromas of caramel and chocolate. His true signature. The secret of these rich and complex fragrances? It is due to the liqueur detirage, this precious nectar added directly to the bottles of Champagne during their ageing. The liqueur of Roederer champagnes comes exclusively from the greatest wines of the house vineyard, voluntarily forgotten in oak barrels for four to ten years. Tasted pure and alone, these nectars could compete with the greatest white Burgundies. On the palate, the amateur remains fascinated by this wine of a great dancer with a nervous and slender body. A dream of superlative elegance, of a dazzling party that will never end. In the rhythmic whirlwind of movement and dance. The resurrected imperial party. A twirling and magical waltz.

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