Champagne DrappierQuattuor Blanc de Quatre Blancs NV

Product code: 23277
£105.00 inc VAT
Country
Country: France
Alcohol
Alcohol: 12.00%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Grape: 25% Arbanne, 25% Petit Meslier, 25% Blanc Vrai, 25% Chardonnay
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Country
Country: France
Alcohol
Alcohol: 12.00%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Grape: 25% Arbanne, 25% Petit Meslier, 25% Blanc Vrai, 25% Chardonnay

Taste Profile

Light
Bold
Soft
Acidic
Gentle
Fizzy

Tasting Note

Aromas of very fresh grapes and citrus fruits evolving towards notes of honeyed apples and fig jam, borne by a bouquet of white flowers. On the palate, a Champagne with great freshness, mineral and chiselled, and a very persistent finish.

Product Notes

Champagne Drappier Quattuor Blanc de Quatre Blancs is a prestigious and unique wine that showcases the artistry of the Drappier Champagne house. Made from a blend of four white grape varieties – Arbane, Petit Meslier, Blanc Vrai, and Chardonnay – this exquisite cuvée offers a complex and harmonious flavor profile. The wine is distinguished by its delicate floral aromas, notes of citrus, and a subtle minerality that lingers on the palate. With its fine bubbles and elegant finish, Champagne Drappier Quattuor Blanc de Quatre Blancs is the perfect choice for celebrating special occasions or simply indulging in a moment of luxury.

About the Winery

Champagne Drappier

Champagne Drappier is one of the most respected family-owned Champagne houses, renowned for its independence, tradition, and innovative spirit. Founded in 1808 and based in Urville in the Côte des Bar, the estate is still managed by the Drappier family, with Michel Drappier and his children continuing the legacy as the eighth generation of winemakers. The family’s roots in viticulture, however, go back even further to the 17th century, when their ancestor, Rémy Drappier, cultivated vines in the same region.

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