The style is extremely accessible for all bubble lovers... you will not be disappointed!
Stem code: 7CAS1M
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Pale gold in colour De Castellane's Brut 'Croix Rouge' exhibits fine and generous bubbles. The bouquet which contains fragrances of white flowers, fresh fruit compote and brioche gives the wine elegance and finesse. On the palate the aromas evoke hints of vanilla, white-fleshed fruits and gingerbread.
After the riddling process, a dosage of equal parts Chardonnay and Pinot Noir is added.
The wine has been matured for 24 months in a cellar at the constant temperature of 12 degrees celsius.
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In 1895 the Vicount De Castellane established his Champagne house and chose as his trademark emblem, the Cross of St. Andrew. Today the house is owned by Laurent Perrier who has long term contracts with vine growers to guarantee consistency and quality. The Brut has fresh aromas of peaches and a touch of brioche and clean flavours of white fruit and hints of vanilla.
Pale gold in colour this Champagne has fine and generous bubbles and aromas of white flowers, fresh fruit and brioche.
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Designed to be light and refreshing and perfect for those who don’t like wine to be too high in alcohol.
We are now sole distributors of this historic brand throughout the UK with 100% exclusivity. The red cross of Saint Andre is symbolic of over a century of history and family tradition, the house was established in 1895 by Vicompte Florens de Castellane.
It is today owned by Champagne Laurent Perrier and although fully integrated into the LP family, De Castellane retains its traditional image and exists as a separate brand.
Based in the centre of Epernay, the impressive 'Belle Epoque' listed headquarters of Champagne de Castellane were built around 1890, and designed by architect Auguste Toudoire; famous for grand railway stations such as the Gare de Lyon in Paris. The buildings are topped by a striking 66m high tower - a landmark in Epernay and an emblem for the region - and there are 6km of cellars underground.
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