Louis Roederer Brut Nature Philippe Starck Label 2009 Grape:Champagne Blend Treinta y Dos planted in

Treinta y Dos planted in 1932 and nearly dead and done when Piero Incisa della Rochetta landed in Patagonia in 2004

Finish : Smooth and mellow

or twenty years—a pleasant surprise awaits

you’ll immediately detect freshness with hints of citrus and honey

A subtle touch of wood sets off the highly complex nose that is comprised by notes of white orchard fruit

Louis Roederer Brut Nature Philippe Starck Label 2009 Grape:Champagne Blend Treinta y Dos planted inApparently, it is quite possible to make great Champagne that doesnt cost a small fortune. Ripe pears, smoke, spices, dried flowers and herbs are some of the many nuances that emerge from the glass. The Brut Premier shows lovely mid palate depth and fabulous overall balance. Chef de Caves Jean Baptiste Lecaillon has done it again. This is a fabulous Brut Premier. The Brut Premier is based on the 2007 vintage, with approximately 20% 2006 wines and 10%