Arsène Baillet — L'Homme au Hoyau – Tradition Brut

L'Homme au Hoyau – Tradition Brut

Arsène Baillet | Brut Sunshine on my back, no appointments. So I just filled the table: fresh pastries, good cheese, a few little treats – and enjoyed.

With it: Arsène Baillet – "L'Homme au Hoyau" – Tradition Brut.

An honest, approachable champagne with character – fresh, round, slightly yeasty and with that charming fruit that just fits the moment perfectly.

Champagne Facts:

  • Assemblage: approx. 70% Meunier, 20% Pinot Noir, 10% Chardonnay
  • Style: fruit-forward, soft, approachable
  • Aromas: pear, apple, white flowers, light brioche note
  • Dosage: approx. 8 g/l – classic Brut
  • Estate: Small family operation in Festigny (Vallée de la Marne)

About the name: "L'Homme au Hoyau" – the man with the hoe – a nod to winemaking tradition.

A glass that's light and easy-drinking, but convinces with presence.

Tasting Notes

An honest, approachable champagne with a fresh, round character and subtle yeasty note. Charming fruit with aromas of pear, apple, white flowers and delicate brioche.

Details

Producer Arsène Baillet
Cuvée L'Homme au Hoyau – Tradition Brut
Category Brut
Grape Varieties Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier
Terroir Vallée de la Marne
Style Brut
Highlights fruit-forward, soft, approachable, brioche note
Pairs with Cheese

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