2007 Louis Roederer, Cristal - Champagne Brut, Cristal - 1 Double Magnum/Jeroboam (3.0L)

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A 3-litre bottle of Louis Roederer Cristal 2007 Brut Champagne, made from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, disgorged in 2015 and rated 95/100 by Robert Parker.

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Bottled at the château
- Wine history: With Cristal from the Roederer house, we are undoubtedly dealing with a legendary cuvée! A champagne created in 1876 to meet the request of Tsar Alexander II, already a great admirer of Louis Roederer's cuvées, who desired something even more exceptional, a cuvée unique in its bottle and quality.

The 2007 Cristal has a golden color with slightly warm, orangey highlights. Its bubbles are fine, regular, and lively.

On the nose, this champagne reveals notes of pear, slightly tart red fruits, as well as hints of warm pastries and freshly baked Tatin. On the second nose, aromas of white chocolate and hazelnuts emerge. This juxtaposition of ripe, tart, and sweet fruit aromas with more toasty notes from aging intensifies over time, giving a true impression of depth.

On the palate, the 2007 Roederer Cristal makes a strong impression with a dense and fruity attack. Smoky notes linger, further enhancing the wine's natural depth. It's a champagne with a silky, velvety, almost melting texture; these notes perfectly complement the wine's freshness.

The 2007 Cristal is a magnificent example of Cristal's "discreet power": it's not the vintage's strength that shines through, but rather the ultimate finesse of the estate's limestone subsoil and the concentration of the old vines used in the Cristal winemaking process.

- Ready to drink
- Shipping method: DHL

Bottled at the château
- Wine history: With Cristal from the Roederer house, we are undoubtedly dealing with a legendary cuvée! A champagne created in 1876 to meet the request of Tsar Alexander II, already a great admirer of Louis Roederer's cuvées, who desired something even more exceptional, a cuvée unique in its bottle and quality.

The 2007 Cristal has a golden color with slightly warm, orangey highlights. Its bubbles are fine, regular, and lively.

On the nose, this champagne reveals notes of pear, slightly tart red fruits, as well as hints of warm pastries and freshly baked Tatin. On the second nose, aromas of white chocolate and hazelnuts emerge. This juxtaposition of ripe, tart, and sweet fruit aromas with more toasty notes from aging intensifies over time, giving a true impression of depth.

On the palate, the 2007 Roederer Cristal makes a strong impression with a dense and fruity attack. Smoky notes linger, further enhancing the wine's natural depth. It's a champagne with a silky, velvety, almost melting texture; these notes perfectly complement the wine's freshness.

The 2007 Cristal is a magnificent example of Cristal's "discreet power": it's not the vintage's strength that shines through, but rather the ultimate finesse of the estate's limestone subsoil and the concentration of the old vines used in the Cristal winemaking process.

- Ready to drink
- Shipping method: DHL

Details

Disgorgement year
2015
Vintage
2007
Producer
Louis Roederer
Name of wine
Cristal
Classification
Cristal, Brut
Number of bottles
1
Bottle size
Double Magnum/Jeroboam (3.0L)
Country of origin
France
Region
Champagne
Fill level
Burgundy/Champagne/Flute bottle type, high fill level
Grape varieties
Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
Capsule/cork condition
Fully intact metal capsule
Label condition
Fully intact, readable label
Critic score
95/100 points, Robert Parker
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