Champagne Réserve Brut - Wooden Case - Jeroboam - Bèreche Et Fils

Bèreche Et Fils

300 cl

-8% Extra from 6 bottles
CHF 449.95−11%(CHF 149.98/ℓ)
Recommended price: CHF 505.74

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Technical information

Producer
Bèreche Et Fils
Gradation
12.5%
Format
300 cl
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Lo Champagne Réserve Brut Jeroboam di Bèreche Et Fils è un'opera d'arte enologica che racchiude l'essenza e la tradizione della celebre maison champagne. Questo straordinario champagne, presentato in una prestigiosa cassa di legno, rappresenta un perfetto equilibrio tra eleganza e complessità.

Prodotto con un blend sapiente di Pinot Noir, Chardonnay e Pinot Meunier, questo Champagne Réserve Brut esprime un'armonia tra freschezza e struttura. Al naso, si distingue per i suoi aromi raffinati e persistenti di frutta bianca matura, agrumi e delicate note di fiori bianchi. Accenni di lievito, crosta di pane e mandorla tostata donano profondità e ricchezza al profilo olfattivo.

Al palato, la bollicina fine e cremosa accarezza il palato, esaltando i sapori di mela verde, pera e una leggera mineralità che contribuisce alla sua straordinaria freschezza. La perfetta integrazione tra acidità e morbidezza lo rende un vino di grande equilibrio, con un retrogusto lungo e persistente che invita al prossimo sorso.

Questo Jeroboam, formato da 3 litri, è l’ideale per celebrare occasioni speciali e per stupire i tuoi ospiti con un tocco di classe. La cassa di legno aggiunge un ulteriore elemento di prestigio, rendendolo un regalo perfetto per gli intenditori e gli amanti del buon gusto. La cura artigianale di Bèreche Et Fils è evidente in ogni dettaglio, rispecchiando una tradizione vinicola tramandata di generazione in generazione.

The winery

Bérêche et Fils

Champagne (Montagne de Reims)FranceSince 1847

Family-run Champagne house based in Ludes (Montagne de Reims), known for its terroir-driven cuvées and a low-intervention viticultural approach aimed at showcasing the estate's varied terroirs.
Grape varieties
Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier
  • Maison focusing on single-vineyard selections and varied vinification methods to express the terroirs.
  • Based in the village of Ludes, in the heart of the Montagne de Reims.
  • A range recognized for cuvées such as Brut Réserve, Reflet d'Antan, Le Cran and Campania Remensis.
  • Transition to low-intervention agricultural practices and experimental use of wood and foudre in the cellar.
The story
The Bérêche family has been present in the Ludes area for generations; the modern house is recognized as a family-run business managed by Raphaël and Vincent Bérêche, who have given a strong boost to the estate's reputation in recent decades. Online sources indicate historical origins dating back to the 19th century and a gradual shift toward more environmentally friendly viticultural practices and single-vineyard productions.
Production philosophy
The winemaking approach prioritizes the expression of the terroir: low‑intervention agricultural practices, parcel‑specific vinifications with a calibrated use of barrels, foudre and tanks, and controlled experimentation to preserve the quality and identity of the grapes.
Terroir and vineyards
Based in Ludes, the estate's vineyards are distributed across the Montagne de Reims, the Petite Montagne de Reims and the Vallée de la Marne, as well as in small parcels in other villages such as Trépail and Rilly-la-Montagne. The acquisition of a small Grand Cru vineyard is also noted.