Bereche Cramant Grand Cru is a premium champagne produced by Maison Bereche & Fils, an artisanal champagne producer located in the Champagne region of France. Cramant is a municipality in the Côte des Blancs region, famous for the production of Blanc de Blancs champagne, i.e. champagne made mainly with Chardonnay grapes. A "Grand Cru" is a high quality indication for vineyards in Champagne, meaning that the grapes used for this champagne come from some of the best vineyards in the area. Grapes: This champagne is generally a Blanc de Blancs, which means it is made exclusively with Chardonnay grapes. Chardonnay gives freshness, elegance and complexity to wines. Palate: Blanc de Blancs tend to have a fresher, fruitier taste than other champagnes. You can expect notes of white fruits like green apple, pear, citrus and some floral undertones as well. Aroma: The aromatic bouquet include hints of white flowers, citrus, almonds and toasted bread, with a slight minerality. Effervescence: Like most champagnes, Bereche Cramant Grand Cru will have a pleasant effervescence with fine and persistent bubbles. Complexity: Bereche & Fils champagnes are known for their complexity, structure and artisanal character, reflecting the unique terroir of the Cramant region's Grands Crus. Ageing: This champagne can benefit from cellar ageing, further developing complexity and depth over time.