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BRUNO PAILLARD · AOC CHAMPAGNE · SINGLE VINTAGE

BRUNO PAILLARDAssemblage Extra-Brut
2015

After a dry summer, rain just before harvest set the 2015 vintage moving again. Dark fruit, blood orange, salinity and vivid spice now unfold with the calm of long cellar ageing.

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Wine type
Champagne / Extra-Brut · Single Vintage
Grape
Pinot Noir 58% · Chardonnay 42%
Appellation
AOC Champagne
Origin
Champagne, France
Drinking window
2026–2032
Serving temperature
9–12°C
Alcohol
12%
Bottle size
750 ml

Élan: a vintage shaped by sudden momentum.

After a long dry spell in 2015, late-August rain restarted ripening and the grapes advanced at twice their usual pace. The house named the vintage Élan—momentum—and Gérard Titus-Carmel created its label artwork.

Only the first pressing is used. A quarter of the base wine ferments in older oak, followed by at least seven years on lees and eighteen months of rest after disgorgement. The final dosage is 4.5 g/L.

Pinot Noir 58%Chardonnay 42%7 years on lees18 months after disgorgementDosage 4.5 g/L

Taste profile

In the glass

Wild strawberry and blackcurrant lead to blood orange, pink grapefruit, plum, liquorice and Sichuan pepper.

A lively, fruit-driven attack meets a saline line and firm structure. Cocoa powder and dried fruit carry the long finish.

Deep, luminous gold, with fine persistent bubbles and the visual density of prolonged lees ageing.

Before it reaches the glass

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Temperature

Begin at 9–12°C and allow the wine to warm gradually so citrus, fruit and spice emerge in sequence.

02

Timing

The practical window is 2026–2032, with 2027–2030 expected to show the greatest balance of fruit, spice and toast.

03

Glassware

Use a tulip-shaped Champagne or white-wine glass. A narrow flute restricts the wine’s evolving aromas.

READ & DISCOVER · 3 QUESTIONS

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Question 1

Which grape variety has the larger share of the blend?

  1. Pinot Noir
  2. Chardonnay
  3. Meunier
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Correct answer: A — Pinot Noir

Answer: Pinot Noir. The linked section gives the source detail.

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Question 2

Which part of the pressing is used?

  1. Only the final pressing
  2. Only the first pressing
  3. All pressings blended together
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Correct answer: B — Only the first pressing

Answer: Only the first pressing. The linked section gives the source detail.

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Question 3

What is the minimum time spent ageing on lees in the bottle?

  1. 1 year
  2. 3 years
  3. 7 years
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Correct answer: C — 7 years

Answer: 7 years. The linked section gives the source detail.

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At the table

Saline freshness and a powerful frame allow this Champagne to move from seafood to slow-cooked dishes.

Fine bubbles refresh fat, citrus tones connect with herbs and fruit, and the wine’s spice and cocoa notes echo caramelisation and long cooking.

Japanese

  • Sea bream sashimi with yuzu salt
  • Grilled clams
  • Miso-glazed duck

Why it worksSalinity lifts raw fish and shellfish, while the wine’s dark-fruit and spice layers meet roasted or fermented savouriness.

Thai

  • Tom kha goong
  • Yam som-o with prawns
  • Khao mok gai

Why it worksCitrus and bubbles lighten coconut richness; grapefruit and fresh-spice notes mirror pomelo, herbs and aromatic rice.

Western

  • Slow-cooked lamb shoulder with honey and spice
  • Lobster with a light cream sauce
  • Ceps risotto

Why it worksThe official lamb pairing follows the wine’s spice and structure, while lees depth connects with shellfish, cream and mushrooms.

Pairing guide — Wine

From cellar to bottle

Winemaking

First-press juice only; 25% fermented in older oak barrels. The blend undergoes malolactic fermentation before extended bottle ageing.

Product detail

At least seven years on lees, followed by a minimum eighteen months after disgorgement. Dosage 4.5 g/L; 12% alcohol.

BRUNO PAILLARD
Reims, Champagne

AppellationAOC Champagne
OriginReims, France
Estate vineyardsIndependent family house
Founded1981

Founded in Reims in 1981, Maison Bruno Paillard remains independently owned by the Paillard family. Alice Paillard has led the house since 2018, continuing its first-press, long-ageing and disgorgement-date transparency principles.

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Critic scores for Assemblage 2015.

93–94

World of Fine Wine · Anne Krebiehl MW

Assessment of the 2015 vintage release

93

Wine Enthusiast

2025 Buying Guide

93

Jeb Dunnuck

Score recorded for this vintage

91/100

The Wine Advocate

Robert Parker Wine Advocate rated the 2015 Assemblage 91 points.

93

Decanter

Decanter rated the 2015 Assemblage 93 points (tasted 1 September 2024).

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