How should I store Fleury Sonate Extra Brut Champagne?

Appearance: Pale yellow with fine, persistent bubbles.
Nose: Delicate notes of white fruits, fresh apple, and toasted brioche.
Palate: Bright acidity, with good vinosity, marked minerality, and an elegant finish.

To preserve its freshness and delicate bubbles, store Fleury Sonate Extra Brut in a cool, dark place with a stable temperature around 12°C to 15°C. Keep the bottle lying down to maintain cork moisture and avoid exposure to light and vibrations.

What food pairings go best with Fleury Sonate Extra Brut?

This elegant Extra Brut pairs beautifully with seafood like oysters, scallops, and smoked salmon. It also complements light poultry dishes and fresh cheeses, enhancing the vibrant acidity and delicate flavors of the champagne.

What tasting notes can I expect from Fleury Sonate Extra Brut?

Fleury Sonate Extra Brut offers a pale yellow appearance with fine, persistent bubbles. On the nose, enjoy fresh white fruits, crisp apple, and subtle toasted brioche aromas. The palate reveals bright acidity, minerality, and an elegant, refined finish.

How long can I age Fleury Sonate Extra Brut Champagne?

Thanks to its vintage 2013 complexity and biodynamic vineyard care, this champagne can be cellared for 5 to 7 years. Aging enhances its structure and depth, allowing more mature and nuanced flavors to develop over time.

What makes Fleury Sonate Extra Brut Champagne unique?

Produced by Champagne Fleury using traditional biodynamic methods, Fleury Sonate Extra Brut stands out for its organic cultivation, fine lees aging, and balanced blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. This results in a fresh, complex, and environmentally respectful champagne.