cazals chapelle du clos Bruisende wijn Citrus and white fruit on

Citrus and white fruit on the nose

Also a strong aperitif for those who prefer weight and depth

The 2015 vintage brings ripe

light summer dishes

Despite its Brut classification

cazals chapelle du clos Bruisende wijn Citrus and white fruit onFrom within the Clos Cazals in Oger, a single plot called Chapelle, planted in 1980, gives birth to this refined parcel champagne. The 2017 vintage was difficult: significant frost, unusual rainfall patterns and a challenging maturation. Yet the result is a champagne of elegant complexity. Vinified in stainless steel, then 10% finished in oak barrels, and aged six years on lees before disgorgement at the end of 2022. Tasting notes: On the nose: fine