“A luxury champagne for movie stars and the rest of us”
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A champagne for toasting and socialising, celebrating and enjoying life’s best moments, for caviar and blinis, for sophisticated appetisers, duck liver or lobster.
Palmes d’Or is like a work of art for those, who are looking for the best. Its subtle, creamy elegance with a nuanced aroma is created by choosing grapes from the best Grand Cru villages of Montagne de Reims and Côte des Blancs, and complementing the structure and diversity of the grapes with the diverse aromas of tropical fruit of Montgueux Chardonnay, which makes up 7% of the blend. Ageing for at least 8 years raises the harmony to a satisfactory level even fore the most demanding connoisseurs.
Extremely dry, acidic, notes of citrus, notes of apricot, notes of apple, nutty, creamy, lightly oaky
"Nicolas Feuillatte personifies the colossal champagne cooperative known as Centre Vinicole – Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte (CV-CNF). Successful businessman Nicolas Feuillatte (1926-2014) and cooperative visionary Henri Macquart (1914-2005) combined their visions and expertise in 1986, birthing an incredible success story in less than four decades. The cooperative boasts 5,000 members, whose grapes are harvested from over 2,100 hectares of vineyards. Nicolas Feuillatte is the leader in the French market, the third-largest globally, and the fourth-largest in the United States.
Cellar Master Guillaume Roffiaen handles an extensive palette skillfully, systematically elevating the quality of the products. In January 2020, La Revue de Vin de France named Feuillatte the winemaking team of the year. The house offers a broad and multi-tiered range of champagnes. Nicolas Feuillatte takes pride in being modern, large, and dynamic while elegantly honoring the traditions of Champagne."
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