6 Bottles of Bouzy Rouge 1971 – Grand Cru "Vin Nature de la Champagne" Wine: Bouzy Rouge (Coteaux Champenois) Vintage: 1971 (Exceptional vintage year) Classification: Grand Cru Pinot Noir Region: Champagne, France (Village: Bouzy) Quantity: 6 bottles (0.75L) This rare collection of six bottles of Bouzy Rouge 1971 offers a unique glimpse into the history of the Champagne region. Before the Coteaux Champenois appellation was officially established in 1974, these still red wines were sold as "Vin Nature de la Champagne". The bottles were produced by the renowned Vesselle family (Georges/Maurice Vesselle) from Bouzy, a village world-famous for its top-quality Pinot Noir. The labels also mention distribution by the illustrious house Champagne Mumm, underscoring the authenticity and historical provenance of this lot. Levels: Mostly Top Shoulder / Upper Shoulder. Labels: Original labels with slight signs of aging/patina, fully legible. Capsules: Original red wax capsules, intact. (see photos for details). Color: The wine displays the characteristic light brick-red hue typical of aged Pinot Noir from a cool climate. These bottles come from a private wine cellar.