Jérôme Prévost, La Closerie LC 22 - Champagne - 3 Bottles (0.75L)






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Three 0.75 L bottles of La Closerie LC 22 by Jérôme Prévost from Champagne, France, disgorged in 2024, an NV Extra Brut based mainly on 2022 with about 20% reserve wine from 2021, in top condition with high fill level and fully intact label and metal capsule.
Description from the seller
3 Bottles of already iconic producer.
Bottles in top-condition.
Something special.
La Closerie’s NV Extra Brut & (LC22), based predominantly on the 2022 vintage with approximately 20% reserve wine from 2021, is a Gueux-sourced blend produced from purchased fruit. The soils in the parcels informing this cuvée are notably sandier than those of Prévost’s own vineyard in Gueux. The blend also includes fruit from the cooler microclimate of Janvry, along with a small proportion from Les Béguines—“a bridge to the next cuvée,” as Prévost notes. Disgorged in October 2024, the wine unfurls in the glass with aromas of peach, red apple and toasted nuts, though it also exhibits a slightly high-toned edge on the nose with an elevated level of volatile acidity—an element that occasionally surfaces in this comparatively erratic cuvée. On the palate, it is medium- to full-bodied, with ripe yet brisk acidity and good tension.
Shipping: (Only to EU-Countries)
The bottles will be sealed with plastic film to ensure that the label will not get damaged, then it will be wrapped in bubble-wrap and shipped in a suitable cardboard box.
3 Bottles of already iconic producer.
Bottles in top-condition.
Something special.
La Closerie’s NV Extra Brut & (LC22), based predominantly on the 2022 vintage with approximately 20% reserve wine from 2021, is a Gueux-sourced blend produced from purchased fruit. The soils in the parcels informing this cuvée are notably sandier than those of Prévost’s own vineyard in Gueux. The blend also includes fruit from the cooler microclimate of Janvry, along with a small proportion from Les Béguines—“a bridge to the next cuvée,” as Prévost notes. Disgorged in October 2024, the wine unfurls in the glass with aromas of peach, red apple and toasted nuts, though it also exhibits a slightly high-toned edge on the nose with an elevated level of volatile acidity—an element that occasionally surfaces in this comparatively erratic cuvée. On the palate, it is medium- to full-bodied, with ripe yet brisk acidity and good tension.
Shipping: (Only to EU-Countries)
The bottles will be sealed with plastic film to ensure that the label will not get damaged, then it will be wrapped in bubble-wrap and shipped in a suitable cardboard box.
