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A 100% Pinot Meunier champagne which combines beautiful freshness with delicate aromas of ripe fruit with spicy touches. Fabulous at a cocktail party with friends. More info
Terre de Meunier is a 100% Pinot Meunier champagne, crafted in tribute to the King of grape varieties in the Marne Valley. It is blended from the property’s best vines and boasts a pale gold colour, delicate bubbles and a very fruity nose with delightful hints of spice. The palate is incredibly fresh and fruity and beautifully rounded. This is the ideal champagne for an informal drinks party.
Extra Brut Terre de Meunier Dehours & Fils serve at a temperature of 12°C. It will pair perfectly with the following dishes: Sushis au saumon, Huitres, Poêlé de petits légumes printaniers.
Terre de Meunier is a 100% Pinot Meunier champagne, crafted in tribute to the King of grape varieties in the Marne Valley. It is blended from the property’s best vines and boasts a pale gold colour, delicate bubbles and a very fruity nose with delightful hints of spice. The palate is incredibly fresh and fruity and beautifully rounded. This is the ideal champagne for an informal drinks party.
At the head of the Champenoise family home, Jérôme Dehours embodies the 4th generation of a winemaking family located in Cerseuil, a small village on the southern slopes of the Marne Valley. His trademark? Making tasty champagnes from 35-year old, totally divided vines. The 14 hectares (ha) of the domain are spread over 42 different parcels. The exposure, altitude, nature of the soils, the confluence of the Marne and the Flagot valley offer a wide range of soils. Jérôme Dehors grows Pinot Noir (8ha), Chardonnay (4ha) and Pinot Noir (2ha) following sustainable farming methods. This means that he limits mechanical soil work and avoids the use of chemicals. In the cellar, Jérôme Dehours also produces exceptional cuvées in Champagne AOP and Coteaux Champenois, as well as simple champagnes, but these are always succulent. His unique variety of soils means he can vinify each parcel of land separately. His cuvées are mainly undosed or only partly and others are vinified in barriques. Unsurprisingly, his presence in the Marne valley means he can vinify a majority of Pinot Meunier which gives his champagne substance, character, flavour, and fine length on the palate. Jérôme Dehours does not only produce champagnes on his champagne grounds but also wines in AOP Coteaux Champenois. Les Rieux, white wine of the appellation, is made only from Chardonnay grown on the plot of the same name. In the cellars, he ages his wine sur lie for 18 months in 200 and 300 litre barrels.
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