Millésime

Jean Moutardier

92 / 100 Champagne

Vintage : 2008

Type : Brut

Classification : Blanc

Color :

Effervescent blanc

Gault&Millau's review 2020

The nose, rich and ripe, expresses beautiful aromas of undergrowth, precious woods and honey. The palate, long and saline, seems powdery and unctuous. Fine oxidative notes punctuate the tasting. The balanced dosage adds a gourmet touch. A fine gourmet cuvée to accompany a poultry white with morels and yellow wine, followed by a 24-month Comté cheese. Superb value for money.

Jean Moutardier Millésime

92 / 100 Champagne

Vintage : 2008

Type : Brut

Classification : Blanc

Varieties :

Pinot meunier 80%

Chardonnay 20%

Gault&Millau's review 2020

Brand : Jean Moutardier

Name : Millésime

Type : Brut

Classification : Blanc

Appellation : Champagne

Year : 2008

Varieties :

Pinot meunier 80%

Chardonnay 20%

Color :

Effervescent blanc

Address : Chemin des Bruyères, 51210 Le Creusot, France Navigate To

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Jean Moutardier

As early as the 1920s, in the midst of the global economic crisis, Camille Moutardier was making his own champagne in the Surmelin valley. Today, his granddaughter Élisabeth, along with her sons William and Simon, have successfully set up shop at Le Breuil. They are in charge of the 18 ha of hillside vineyards, planted predominantly with Pinot Meunier, with Chardonnay and Pinot Noir each accounting for 2 ha. Supplies are supplemented by grape purchases. On sale are a wide range of champagnes and three coteaux-champenois, including a rare coteaux rosé. The estate offers good value for money and can be visited weekdays without prior notice, and at weekends by appointment.

Production Champagne VDC, Conventional, HVE3

Services On-site sales, Organised visits

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