Collet Champagne Art Deco 1Er Cru Brut - 750ML
Bottle Spotlight: Collet Champagne Art Deco 1Er Cru Brut - 750ML
Introduction Welcome to our exclusive liquor bottle spotlight! Today, we’re savoring the elegance of the Collet Champagne Art Deco 1Er Cru Brut, a premium champagne that is the epitome of tradition, craftsmanship, and exceptional flavor. Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or a curious newcomer, this bottle is a celebration in itself.
About Collet Champagne Art Deco 1Er Cru Brut
- Name: Collet Champagne Art Deco 1Er Cru Brut
- Type: Champagne
- Origin: Champagne, France
- Distillery: Champagne Collet
- Alcohol Content: Typically around 12% ABV
Flavor Profile The Collet Champagne Art Deco 1Er Cru Brut offers a captivating flavor profile that tantalizes the senses:
- Aroma: A floral bouquet with notes of white flowers, tulips, and a citrus zest of lemon peel and lime
- Taste: A creamy texture with a blend of juicy pineapple, crisp apple, and smoky touches followed by sea salt
- Finish: A lingering honeyed charm that leaves an impression of endless delight
Key Features
- Craftsmanship: An exceptional assemblage of 7 Grands Crus and 13 Premiers Crus, aged for a minimum of 4 years in centuries-old limestone cellars
- Packaging: The bottle features a luminous lemon yellow color with a crystalline appearance, and a swirl of very fine, fast, and tonic bubbles
- Pairings: This champagne pairs beautifully with light meats like young pigeon or veal carpaccio, or with fish such as red mullet
Why Choose Collet Champagne Art Deco 1Er Cru Brut?
- Rare Gem: A blend of 20 carefully selected Crus, including 7 Grands Crus and 13 Premiers Crus
- Award-Winning: Recognized for its subtle elegance and charm.
- Affordable Luxury: A testament to the Maison Collet’s high standards, offering a luxurious experience that’s accessible.
Where to Buy Find the Collet Champagne Art Deco 1Er Cru Brut at select luxury liquor stores, through premium online retailers, or directly from Champagne Collet. Don’t miss out on this exceptional champagne that symbolizes the art of French living.
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