Champagne Castellane brut | - | Wonderful Champagne

A pale gold Champagne in the glass with a fine, generous mousse. On the nose, you'll get notes of white flowers, fresh fruit compote, and hints of brioche bread give the wine its elegance and finesse. On the palate, you'll discover hints of vanilla, white fruit, and gingerbread. A balanced blend of the three Champagne grapes (35% Chardonnay, 35% Pinot Noir, and 30% Pinot Meunier) with about 15% reserve wine added to achieve the same refined taste every year. This is how you recognize a good Champagne, as it has the same taste every year.

Serve:
A great match during meals, the Brut will pair well with simple dishes and will also enhance refined dishes.
Additionally, it's also an ideal aperitif for parties, receptions, or whenever you feel like it.

Additional Information:
One of the oldest families in France is the Castellane family. The family dates back to the 10th century. The Champagne house Castellane was established in 1895 in Épernay. The distinctive logo contains a red St. Andrew's cross. It was created by Vicomte Flores de Castellane. The logo is and was a very strong logo because of the St. Andrew's cross. St. Andrew was a patron saint who at that time received a lot of attention. From a marketing perspective, this was a very clever move. Victome Flores de Castellane is not only the designer of the logo but also the founder of the Champagne house Castellane. This Champagne house has cellars with a length of 9 kilometers and a tower that symbolizes Épernay.