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BRUNO PAILLARD · AOC CHAMPAGNE · GRAND CRU

BRUNO PAILLARDBlanc de Blancs
Grand Cru M.V.

From Champagne’s white chalk slopes comes a Chardonnay with bubbles as delicate as lace—bright with citrus, quiet with almond, and precise enough to make shellfish taste sweeter.

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Wine type
Champagne / Extra-Brut · Blanc de Blancs
Grape
Chardonnay 100%
Appellation
AOC Champagne
Origin
Côte des Blancs Grand Cru
Drinking window
Current release
Serving temperature
8–10°C
Alcohol
12%
Bottle size
750 ml

The lace of Champagne.

Chardonnay from 36 Grand Cru plots in Oger, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Cramant and Chouilly forms this multi-vintage cuvée. A perpetual reserve dating to 1985 can represent up to half of the blend.

A reduced-pressure demi-mousse produces a fine, creamy bead. At least four years on lees and ten months after disgorgement bring together citrus precision, chalk and quiet autolytic depth.

Chardonnay 100%36 Grand Cru plotsPerpetual reserve since 19854 years on leesDosage 4.5–5 g/L

Taste profile

In the glass

Lime, grapefruit and white flowers open toward almond, toast and hazelnut.

Lively citrus and white fruit meet chalky minerality, a soft creamy mousse and a long, taut finish.

Very pale gold with green reflections and a fine, persistent lace of bubbles.

Before it reaches the glass

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Temperature

Enjoy at 8–10°C; excessive chilling reduces its aromatic precision.

02

Timing

The release is ready now. Use the disgorgement date on the back label to follow its development.

03

Glassware

Choose a tulip-shaped Champagne glass. A narrow flute hides texture, while an oversized Burgundy glass disperses the bead.

READ & DISCOVER · 3 QUESTIONS

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Question 1

Which grape variety is used?

  1. 100% Chardonnay
  2. 100% Syrah
  3. 100% Pinot Noir
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Correct answer: A — 100% Chardonnay

Answer: 100% Chardonnay. The linked section gives the source detail.

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Question 2

What links wines from multiple years?

  1. Distilled spirit
  2. Reserve wine
  3. Fruit liqueur
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Correct answer: B — Reserve wine

Answer: Reserve wine. The linked section gives the source detail.

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Question 3

What design contributes to its fine, creamy bubbles?

  1. Added gas
  2. Larger casks
  3. Demi-mousse
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Correct answer: C — Demi-mousse

Answer: Demi-mousse. The linked section gives the source detail.

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At the table

Chalk, citrus and creamy bubbles favour shellfish, white fish and delicately savoury dishes.

Salinity mirrors seafood, citrus freshens fat, and lees-derived almond and toast connect with rice, mushrooms and light cream.

Japanese

  • Oyster or scallop sushi
  • Sea-bream sashimi
  • Maitake tempura

Why it worksChalky salinity follows shellfish and white fish, while the mousse cleans fried batter.

Thai

  • Phuket oysters
  • Yam pu
  • Steamed scallops with lime

Why it worksMinerality mirrors the sea; citrus meets lime and keeps herbs vivid.

Western

  • Oysters
  • Crayfish with a light cream preparation
  • Porcini risotto

Why it worksSeafood sweetness, cream and mushrooms bridge the wine’s chalk, mousse and toasted depth.

Pairing guide — Wine

From cellar to bottle

Winemaking

First-press Chardonnay from 36 Grand Cru plots, mainly Oger and Le Mesnil-sur-Oger. The blend includes a perpetual reserve begun in 1985.

Product detail

Demi-mousse secondary fermentation, at least four years on lees and ten months after disgorgement. Extra-Brut dosage 4.5–5 g/L.

BRUNO PAILLARD
Reims, Champagne

AppellationAOC Champagne
OriginReims, France
Estate vineyardsIndependent family house
Founded1981

Founded in Reims in 1981, this independent family house is led by Alice Paillard. Its vineyards hold HVE Level 3 and VDC environmental recognition, with some parcels under organic certification.

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Environmental standards

Haute Valeur Environnementale (HVE) logo

Estate-level environmental recognition.

The estate records HVE Level 3 and Viticulture Durable en Champagne. Some parcels are organically certified; this page does not present the cuvée itself as fully organic.

EstateHVE Level 3
Champagne standardVDC

Selected scores for the current multi-vintage style.

95

Wine & Spirits

Recent multi-vintage assessment

94+

Wine Advocate · Yohan Castaing

May 2022 disgorgement

94

Falstaff · Anne Krebiehl MW

Multi-vintage assessment

91

Decanter

Decanter rated this Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs 91 points (tasted 1 March 2024).

93

Wine Enthusiast

Wine Enthusiast rated this Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru Extra Brut 93 points.

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