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Larmandier Bernier Latitude Blanc de Blancs NV 1500ml
BOTTLE:
$350.00
Out of stock
SKU
78170
HALF-DOZEN: $1,995.00 or $332.50 each
DOZEN: $3,780.00 or $315.00 each
DOZEN: $3,780.00 or $315.00 each
1 BOTTLE AVAILABLE
2018 base with 40% reserve wines going back to 2004, disgorged in April 2020.
Latitude is 100% Côte des Blancs Chardonnay from vineyards on the southern side of Vertus. These vineyards are on roughly the same latitude, hence the name, which also hints at the breadth of texture that the wines from these sites (having more clay in the soil) tend to offer up.
The NV Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs Latitude 1er Cru is a powerful, driving wine that exemplifies the house style at Larmandier-Bernier. There's real texture and breadth here. Citrus, dried almond, chamomile and crushed flowers build in a beautifully resonant, expressive Champagne that shows the natural richness that is common in the southern part of Vertus. This release is 60% 2018 and 40% a perpetual reserve that goes back to 2004. It's fabulous. ANTONIO GALLONI, vinous.com
2018 base with 40% reserve wines going back to 2004, disgorged in April 2020.
Latitude is 100% Côte des Blancs Chardonnay from vineyards on the southern side of Vertus. These vineyards are on roughly the same latitude, hence the name, which also hints at the breadth of texture that the wines from these sites (having more clay in the soil) tend to offer up.
The NV Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs Latitude 1er Cru is a powerful, driving wine that exemplifies the house style at Larmandier-Bernier. There's real texture and breadth here. Citrus, dried almond, chamomile and crushed flowers build in a beautifully resonant, expressive Champagne that shows the natural richness that is common in the southern part of Vertus. This release is 60% 2018 and 40% a perpetual reserve that goes back to 2004. It's fabulous. ANTONIO GALLONI, vinous.com