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The always skillful rosé has made an important contribution to the good reputation of the House of Fleury right from the start.
BLANC DE NOIRS is Fleury's classic Pinot Noir. Elegant, fine, rather slim and refreshing, classy, not the opulent type, and that's a good thing.
Our exclusive cuvée made from 100% biodynamic grapes in a practical half bottle.
Our exclusive cuvée made from 100% biodynamic grapes and 100% Pinot Noir. Harmonious, with classy acidity and fine perlage.
A Blanc de Blancs is something like the parade discipline among champagnes, because here the Chardonnay grape variety alone often has to provide the overall impression of all comp.
As the name suggests, this fine reserve is made from 4 grape varieties, Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Meunier and Pinot Noir.
Fine bouquet of ripe fruits such as pear and grapefruit, red-fruity, soft in the mouth with a fine, flattering mousseux and mineral finish, the style is rather reductive and elega.
Mouth-flattering mousseux and inviting red berry aromas carried by a pleasantly mild acidity with a balanced dosage, made from 100% Pinot Noir grapes.
Brut Nature, i.e. sparkling wine, is bottled entirely without a final dosage, currently a strong trend in the sparkling wine scene.
André uses 80% Pinot Blanc as well as Auxerrois and Chardonnay for this fine Crémant. It lets the grapes mature comparatively long for a pleasantly mild acidity.
Classic Crémant de Loire made from Chenin Blanc and, to a small extent, Chardonnay from deep gravel soils characteristic of the Domaine Amirault.
Intense salmon-colored crémant, creamy foam with fresh, fruity aromas of red currants, raspberry jelly and a hint of spicy tomato essence.
The freshness and liveliness of the Aligoté, rich in finesse, are combined with the fruit of the Chardonnay.
Dense, juicy parade sauternes with great power, incredibly clear, straightforward aromas with notes of ripe pineapple, honeydew melon and citrus peel.
Contrary to local tradition, fermentation is not stopped by adding alcohol, but rather gently by fine-pored filtration.
Traditional bottle fermentation process, finesse and elegance thanks to noble grapes of the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir varieties, which are also typical for Champagne, and extensiv.
In good sects, grape varieties with different properties complement each other, you could also say they help each other out.
In the special climate of Roussillon, the Muscat ripens to enormous concentration and fine sweetness.
A Prosecco with a straw yellow color and a fine perlage. Slightly aromatic with notes of white flowers and apple. The frizzante is dry, lively, crisp, fresh and fruity.
The Prosecco Spumante spoils with intense fruit and flower aromas of apples, pears and wisteria.
Like Brut Réserve, Demi Sec is also produced every year.
An intense, vivid pink color. Fine pearl. Persistent foam. The wide and expressive champagne on the nose looks fresh and young.
The Prestige Rosé stands out with its shimmering and intense color. An elegant balance between velvety and full-bodied notes develops on the palate.
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