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Crémant de Bourgogne

Crémant de Bourgogne 2022

Bourgogne
White Wine
Boris Champy
€32.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What place do white and rosé Crémants have in this selection?

The category includes 33 white Crémants and 3 rosés. To explore both colours from the same producer, you can choose Louis Bouillot’s “Perle d’Ivoire” and the non-vintage rosé “Perle d’Aurore”.

Which cuvées should you choose to compare the Blanc de Blancs and Blanc de Noirs designations?

At Louis Picamelot, “En Chazot” 2019 bears the Blanc de Noirs Extra Brut designation, while “Clos Eudes III” 2020 is a Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut. These two wines offer a way to explore the designations from the same producer, but from different vintages.

What are some points of reference for exploring vintage and non-vintage Crémants?

There are 11 non-vintage wines, while 2020 is the most represented vintage, with 9 wines, followed by 2022 with 5. To compare two vintages of the same cuvée, Louis Picamelot’s “Les Reipes” Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut is available from both 2020 and 2021.

Which cuvées bear the Brut, Extra Brut or Brut Nature designations?

Sylvain Bouhélier’s non-vintage “Cuvée Terroirs Chatillonnais” bears the Brut designation, while Louis Picamelot’s “En Chazot” 2019 is labelled Extra Brut. Also from Louis Picamelot, “Les Terroirs” 2020 bears the Brut Nature designation; these indications offer an initial point of reference when making a selection, but are not enough to describe the taste of each wine.

Does the selection make it possible to explore single-varietal wines and blends?

Yes: the grape variety information includes, in particular, 10 wines made with Chardonnay and 9 with Pinot Noir. The blends also include Pinot Noir–Chardonnay, Pinot Noir–Chardonnay–Aligoté and Chardonnay–Aligoté, offering a range of combinations when discovering the appellation.