Guy de Chassey — Cuvée Euphrasie 2012

Cuvée Euphrasie 2012

Guy de Chassey | Brut | Vintage 2012

The Cuvée Euphrasie from Guy de Chassey is a champagne that works best solo – without a big meal, without staging. Simply a quiet moment and the glass.

With Guy de Chassey you sense a feeling of groundedness and elegance. That's exactly how the Euphrasie starts too: subtly floral, a hint of mandarin, some meringue, lightly praline-like. That typical, lightly candied citrus note that you immediately recognize once you've had it.

On the palate then generous, immediately familiar: candied lemon, kiwi, delicate blossoms and a beautiful balance between freshness and roundness. Not playful – rather confident.

What I like about this cuvée: It shows how Chardonnay + Pinot Noir from Tauxières-Mutry can work. Simply a Premier Cru that really does its job well.

And then there's this little detail that I like:

"7 Générations – 1 Savoir-Faire."

You really taste that craftsmanship has been passed down through generations here.

Tasting Notes

Subtly floral with mandarin, meringue and praline notes on the nose. On the palate candied lemon, kiwi and delicate blossoms with beautiful balance between freshness and roundness.

Details

Producer Guy de Chassey
Cuvée Cuvée Euphrasie
Vintage 2012
Category Brut
Grape Varieties Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
Terroir Premier Cru
Style Brut
Highlights candied citrus notes, floral, confident, 10 years on lees

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