Roederer Cristal Champagne AOC 2012
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Roederer´s flag ship wine was created in 1876 to satisfy the demanding tastes of Tsar Alexander II. The emperor asked Louis Roederer to reserve the House’s best cuvée for him every year. He was particularly fond of the House’s wine. To distinguish this cuvée, this exceptional champagne came in a flat-bottomed, transparent lead-crystal bottle. The new brand was named after this precious material, which is particularly transparent and luminous.
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Attributes
Land:
FranceGebiet:
Montagne de ReimsRegion:
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Champagne AOCRebsorte:
CuvéeKategorie:
SparklingWeincharakter:
sparkling wine whiteProduzent:
Champagne Louis RoedererJahrgang:
2012Füllmenge:
0,75 l Fl. -
Complete description
Vintage Description:
Aromas of clear honey, crisp green orchard fruit, white peach, pastry cream and dried white flowers introduce the 2012 Cristal, a full-bodied, concentrated and powerful wine. Broad, textural and muscular, with a great reserve of structuring dry extract, it is incisive and searingly chalky. This is the first Cristal produced exclusively from organically farmed fruit, and it marks the opening of a new chapter for Louis Roderer. (William Kelley - The Wine Advocate, Dec. 2019)wine:
wine title:
Roederer Cristalwine description:
Roederer's flag ship wine was created in 1876 to satisfy the demanding tastes of Tsar Alexander II. The emperor asked Louis Roederer to reserve the House’s best cuvée for him every year. He was particularly fond of the House’s wine. To distinguish this cuvée, this exceptional champagne came in a flat-bottomed, transparent lead-crystal bottle. The new brand was named after this precious material, which is particularly transparent and luminous.country:
Franceregion:
ChampagneArea:
Montagne de ReimsProducer:
Champagne Louis RoedererCategory:
SparklingWeincharakter:
sparkling wine whiteappellation:
Champagne AOCGlass:
ChampagnerPremiumglass:
ChampagneIdeal serving temperature (°C), from:
7Ideal serving temperature (°C), up to:
9Ideal drinking maturity (years after harvest) from:
8Ideal drinking maturity (years after harvest) up to:
20food recommendation:
Vitello Tonnato, Beef Carpaccio, Asparagus and mushrooms, Grilled or roasted king prawns, Braised or oven roasted fish, , Roast rabbit spicy prepared, Roasted veal steak, Veal with mushroom sauceyear:
2012Grape variety:
CuvéeRebsorte(n):
60% Pinot Noir, 40% ChardonnayGrape variety abbreviation:
PN, CHÖnologe:
Jean-Baptiste Lécaillonvineyard:
The grapes come from 45 exceptional Grand Cru single vineyards, 1/3 each in the Vallée de la Marne “La Rivière”, Montagne de Reims “La Montagne” and Côte des Blancs “La Côte”.Soil:
Calcareous marl & chalkErnte:
Picked by hand and selected several times.Vinification:
The grapes were pressed very gently, and the clarified musts were fermented with selected yeasts to produce dry base wines. 1/3 of these were aged in oak barrels without malolactic fermentation, with regular bâtonnage. Subsequently, blending and bottling took place together with the liqueur de tirage (a yeast-sugar-wine mixture).Ageing:
After the re-fermentation in the bottle, matured on the lees for 72 months and, after disgorging, refined with a dosage of 7.5 g/l.Residual sugar:
dryAlcohol level (%vol):
12Details zur Herkunft:
Bio:
Das EU-Biosiegel ist der Mindeststandard, den ein Produzent erfüllen muss, wenn er seinen Produkt Bio nennen möchte und es ist die Grundvoraussetzung zum Beitritt in einen der Bio-Verbände, deren Auflagen jedoch noch strenger sind. Weine mit dem EU-Siegel müssen zu 95 Prozent aus der Bio-Produktion stammen. Wichtigstes Charakteristikum der biologischen Landwirtschaft ist die ganzheitliche Betrachtung des landwirtschaftlichen Betriebs. Natürliche Lebensprozesse sollen gefördert und Stoffkreisläufe weitgehend geschlossen werden. Bedeutend ist ebenso der komplette Verzicht auf chemische Pflanzenschutzmittel (Pestizide), Herbizide oder Fungizide. Gen-Technik ist grundsätzlich verboten, die Höchstwerte für Sulfite sind um ein Drittel reduziert, aber auch der Einsatz von Sorbinsäure zur Konservierung ist untersagt.Falstaff Bewertung:
99Robert Parker Wine Advocate Bewertung:
97Jancis Robinson Bewertung:
19James Suckling Bewertung:
98CellarTracker Bewertung:
92Antonio Galloni Bewertung:
98