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The brand, now over a century old, was given a fresh start by Jean, who in 1974 became President of the Montagne de Reims Regional Nature Park. As for Alain, he pioneered wine tourism by creating a champagne museum in Aÿ. Today, the house offers haute-couture cuvées: "NV", aged five years in bottle, with the house dosage liqueur aged one year in Sauternes barrels; and "Blanc de Noirs", aged seven years in bottle, with the dosage liqueur aged in Burgundy barrels. The range of 6 champagnes is classified as grand cru, and is completed by 3 ratafias and 2 coteaux champenois.
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Located in Aÿ, in the heart of the emblematic Pinot Noir terroir, Maison Collery is proud of its passion for this grape variety, crafting cuvées from Pinot Noir grapes grown in Champagne's finest Grands Crus. All champagnes are vinified on lees, either in foudres or stainless steel vats, and generally include 20% reserve wines, carefully stored in foudres. This method produces champagnes of great depth, ready to surprise and delight at every tasting. The House has also decided to develop its wine tourism activities, offering five guest rooms in the heart of an old 19th-century bourgeois building, and a gîte.
Bottles from the winery
Champagne Collery
Empyreumatic
91
/
100
Champagne
Vintage :
2014
Type :
Brut
Classification :
Grand cru millésimé
Varieties :
Pinot noir
90%
Chardonnay
10%
Budget :
80€ to 120€
Champagne Collery
Blanc de Noirs
90
/
100
Champagne
Vintage :
BSA
Type :
Brut
Classification :
Grand cru
Varieties :
Pinot noir
Budget :
45€ to 80€
Champagne Collery
NV Extra-brut
90
/
100
Champagne
Vintage :
BSA
Type :
Extra-brut
Classification :
Grand cru
Varieties :
Pinot noir
80%
Chardonnay
20%
Budget :
25€ to 45€
Champagne Collery
NV Brut Rosé
89
/
100
Champagne
Vintage :
BSA
Type :
Brut
Classification :
Rosé
Varieties :
Pinot noir
89%
Chardonnay
11%
Budget :
25€ to 45€
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