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1257 Kensington Road NW
1 (403) 283-8000 / atyourservice@kensingtonwinemarket.com
$78.99
Henri Sélèque planted vines in the 1960s on the renowned terroirs of Moussy and Pierry and began bottling his wines in 1969. Richard, his son, an oenologist, brought the property into the era of modernity and technical precision, while expanding the family wine heritage. Since 2008, Jean-Marc, the third generation and an advocate for more ecologically balanced viticulture, has anchored his production in the search for authenticity and expression of terroirs. There's no splashy chateau here, the winery consists of a few basic struct5ures; the real investment is in the vineyards and winemaking. This is a blend of 50 % Chardonnay, 40 % Meunier, and 10% Pinot Noir, A portion of the wine (30%) is aged in oak with the balance in stainless steel tanks.stainless steel tanks and without fining or filtration. It's brut nature so no sugar is added.
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On the nose ther are complex hints of dried frui and citrus. On the palate there's ripe apple and some pear along with hints of currant and elderberry. Bright acidity that gives this champagne grerat balance and very long, creamy finish with a lovely fine mousse.
$67.99
Henri Sélèque planted the original vines in the 1960s on the renowned terroirs of Moussy and Pierry and began bottling his wines in 1969. Richard, his son, an oenologist, brought the property into the era of modernity and technical precision while expanding the family wine heritage. Since 2008, Jean-Marc, the third generation and an advocate for more ecologically balanced viticulture, has anchored his production in the search for authenticity and expression of terroirs. Nestled between the Marne Valley and the Côte des Blancs, the Coteaux Sud d’Epernay offers a veritable mosaic of terroirs. On these slopes cut by the Cubry River, the three great grape varieties of Champagne flourish on varied soils–clay, sandy or loaded with flint—in which chalk is the common thread.
