1997 | Champagne Bollinger | La Grande Annee Brut (Magnum)

Sparkling Wine: 1997 | Champagne Bollinger | La Grande Annee Brut (Magnum)

The nose reveals enticing aromas of brioche, pear, and almond, setting the stage for a truly immersive experience. On the palate, the flavours deepen, revealing more layers of pear, apple, and a touch of lemon, all elegantly woven with dominant notes of brioche and almond.

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Producer: Champagne Bollinger

Vintage: 1997

Size: 1.5L

ABV: 12%

Varietal: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir

Country/Region: France, Champagne

The nose reveals enticing aromas of brioche, pear, and almond, setting the stage for a truly immersive experience. On the palate, the flavours deepen, revealing more layers of pear, apple, and a touch of lemon, all elegantly woven with dominant notes of brioche and almond. The finale is marked by a hint of butter, leaving a memorable and satisfying finish.

Producer Information

Champagne Bollinger is one of the most famous houses in Champagne, in northern France. It is notable for its muscular, Pinot Noir-dominant cuve, and is widely available around the world.The house, originally known as Renaudin-Bollinger & Cie, was founded in 1829. It passed through generations of the family of Bollinger until 2008 when, for the first time in its history, the chairman came from outside of the family. Champagne Bollinger is still independently owned by Socit Jacques Bollinger.Bollinger is located in A in the heart of Champagne, and the majority of the vines are located on premier cru and grand cru plots. The house style is focused on Pinot Noir, with Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier being used to enhance rather than dominate. Pinot Noir makes up no less than 60 percent of all of the Bollinger collection, and there is no Blanc de Blanc in the portfolio.