Champagne tasting notes
Drappier is one of the oldest and most prominent houses in Champagne with little to no sulphur across the range. Made using Chardonnay from the Grand Cru village of Cramant plus fruit in the southern village of Urville.
This lively chardonnay comprises 95% of this wine with the rest being one of the original and almost forgotten grape varieties, known as 'blanc vrai' or pinot blanc. The nose suggests juicy white peach and fresh pear with some added floral notes such as jasmine thanks to the pinot blanc. The sensation is very mineral driven, with pleasant biscuit and cream showing a supple and seductive finish.
This product can only be ordered by customers over the age of 18 years.
Drappier is one of the oldest and most prominent houses in Champagne with little to no sulphur across the range. Made using Chardonnay from the Grand Cru village of Cramant plus fruit in the southern village of Urville.
This lively chardonnay comprises 95% of this wine with the rest being one of the original and almost forgotten grape varieties, known as 'blanc vrai' or pinot blanc. The nose suggests juicy white peach and fresh pear with some added floral notes such as jasmine thanks to the pinot blanc. The sensation is very mineral driven, with pleasant biscuit and cream showing a supple and seductive finish.
This product can only be ordered by customers over the age of 18 years.
