Tag: Chardonnay
Champagne Taittinger: always moving forwards
This prestigious champagne house continues to expand, but their traditions keep them always at home.
Pairing wine with chocolate
Have you ever wondered if chocolate can be paired with wine? Some may say that it doesn’t go together, but ...
Champagne Bourgeois-Diaz: head in the stars
In the kingdom of Pinot Meunier, in Crouttes sur Marne, halfway between Reims and Paris, the vines from Champagne Bourgeois-Diaz ...
Ruinart, the very first Champagne house – since 1729
Ruinart is known internationally for the quality of its chardonnay grapes and the purity and aromatic finesse of its cuvées. ...
iDealwine’s WineDex up 7%
The iDealwine indices appreciated by 0.81% in May, resulting in an overall growth of more than 7% since the beginning ...
Jancis Robinson on the evolution of wine since 1985
Last week, the famous wine critic Jancis Robinson published an article on her website in which she analyses the evolution ...
Meursault’s Roulot impresses on auction
Roulot may be less renowned than other Coche-Dury or Auvenay producers, but has emerged as a sought-after success during the ...
Meursault and Marsannay return to the forefront
All French appellations have their « sleeping beauties », those who lack in fame despite their exceptional heritage. Until “Prince Charming” (an ...
How to age champagne
Similar to other wines, certain champagne styles will benefit from time in the bottle. Vintage champagnes in particular are well-suited ...
