Champagne Hure Freres, "4 Elements" Pinot Noir Extra Brut, 2015, gift box
Reviews of purchase Champagne Hure Freres, "4 Elements" Pinot Noir Extra Brut, 2015, gift box
Tasting Notes
Wine is light straw color.
Champagne has an elegant, rich, well-balanced taste and a long, oily aftertaste with a slight mineral note.
Champagne has a wonderful aroma with shades of yellow garden and citrus fruits and nuances of apple-colored.
Champagne is ideal for accompanying delicious dishes.
Interesting Facts
"Instantanee" Extra Brut is a vintage champagne, which is developed by Ure Frer every year and is a kind of "photograph" of vintage, its features and characteristics. This champagne emphasizes the uniqueness of each year, connected with the work of the wine grower and winemaker. That's why champagne is called "Instantanee" - "Instant" or "Instant Year". Blend of wine is made up of three varieties of grapes, obtained from the terroirs Ludes, Villedommange, Rilly La Montagne and Brouillet. After fermentation, it is aged in the cellars of the winery for a long five to six years.
"Anstantana" Extra Brut , combining elegance and wealth, will be to the taste of connoisseurs of champagne and gourmet gastronomy.
Producer's description
The company Champagne Hure Freres has been conducting family business for more than 50 years. Today Raul Ure and his two sons - Francois and Pierre - lead a family history, sharing a passion for winemaking. The winery is located in Luda, in Montagne de Reims. The company's vineyards are located in a mosaic of unique terroirs: in every village, on every hill, on every site. Their variety offers grapes with various aromatic profiles, which the Ure family seeks to respect and improve. This desire to preserve the uniqueness of the terroirs leads to a careful choice of the methods and time of vinification to develop complex and elegant champagne wines, becoming a living reflection of the land on which they are born.
In work on vineyards, cultural practices are used that respect the soil. The Ure family believes that viticulture contributes to a delicate balance between soil, plant and climate. The purpose of this work is to preserve the living soils that provide harmonious growth of the vines, so that they offer a healthy, mature, balanced grapes, which is an indispensable guarantee of quality champagne!
