Nicolas Maillart — Platine Extra Brut 2020

Platine Extra Brut 2020

Nicolas Maillart | Extra Brut | Vintage 2020

A porcini mushroom carpaccio – aromatic, light, autumnal. Plus a rib-eye, focaccia with herb oil, anchovies and olives, along with warm sourdough bread from the oven and a few slices of Salame Milano.

Many components. Many aromas. And the question: Which champagne can hold it all together?

Nicolas Maillart – Platine Extra Brut Grape varieties: 62% Pinot Noir, 28% Chardonnay, 10% Meunier Vineyards: Villers-Allerand, Bouzy, Ecueil Winemaking: Vinification in oak barrels on the lees, no filtration or fining Malolactic: Not performed – so it stays very taut, fresh, with bright acidity Dosage: 2.5 g/l – so bone dry, perfect for food Base wines: Vintages 2020, 2019, 2018, 2016 Disgorged: July 2024

A champagne with backbone. Powerful, clear, juicy and dry. With enough structure for the steak, freshness for the mushrooms and character for everything else.

Tasting Notes

A powerful, clear and juicy champagne with backbone. Taut and fresh with bright acidity, bone dry and perfect for food pairing.

Details

Producer Nicolas Maillart
Cuvée Platine Extra Brut
Vintage 2020
Category Extra Brut
Grape varieties Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier
Terroir
Style Extra Brut, Brut, Grower Champagne
Highlights powerful, taut acidity, bone dry, versatile for food
Pairs with Cheese

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