Charles Heidsieck : Coffret Brut Réserve + 2 Flûtes

Characteristics and Tasting Notes of Charles Heidsieck Brut Réserve

Tasting

Appearance
This champagne captivates with its deep golden hue, revealing the finesse of a persistent effervescence.

Nose
Complex and indulgent, the nose unveils brioche notes evolving towards hints of roasted coffee. Harmonious, it offers lovely fruity nuances ranging from sun-drenched fruits—mango, apricot, mirabelle plum—to dried fruits such as pistachio and almond.

Palate
Precise, the palate envelops with a succession of fruity aromas and a delightfully crisp texture reminiscent of nougatine. The finish is persistent and flavorful, seducing with notes of praline and vanilla. A harmonious, fleshy, and elegant champagne by Charles Heidsieck.

The refinement and liveliness of a Brut champagne by Charles Heidsieck

The estate

The prestigious Champagne Charles Heidsieck House is renowned for its exceptional heritage, notably its chalk cellars dating back two millennia. Visionary, the House set itself apart as early as the late 1980s by highlighting the remarkable aromatic evolution of its multi-vintage Brut champagne. In 1987, it became the first to indicate the year of “cellaring” to track the wine’s development over time.

The vineyard

The Charles Heidsieck House owns a vineyard of about 60 hectares located in the Marne and Aube. This vineyard is certified for sustainable viticulture and High Environmental Value. In addition to its own vineyard, the House sources grapes thanks to long-term contracts with carefully selected growers and Champenois cooperatives.

The gift box

Charles Heidsieck presents a gift box featuring a bottle of its Brut Réserve along with two elegant flutes.

Winemaking and aging

Carefully crafted by the Cellar Master, the Brut Réserve attains its finesse and elegance through 36 months of aging in the House’s cool, dark chalk cellars.

Blend

Reflecting the essence of the Charles Heidsieck style, this cuvée is composed from a blend of 60 crus, combining equal parts pinot noir, pinot meunier, and chardonnay. 40% reserve wines, averaging 10 years of age, bring unique complexity.