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BRUNO PAILLARD · AOC CHAMPAGNE · 36 + 36 MONTHS

BRUNO PAILLARDCuvée 72 M.V.

Even after leaving its lees, this Champagne is asked to wait three more years. That second silence turns the house’s signature cuvée toward saffron, toast, nuts and a deep, saline calm.

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Wine type
Champagne / Extra-Brut · Multi-Vintage
Grape
Pinot Noir 45% · Chardonnay 33% · Meunier 22%
Appellation
AOC Champagne
Origin
30+ crus
Drinking window
Disgorgement + 8–10 years
Serving temperature
10–12°C
Alcohol
12%
Bottle size
750 ml

The same blend, given a second life in the cellar.

Cuvée 72 begins with the same blend as Première Cuvée: Pinot Noir 45%, Chardonnay 33% and Meunier 22%, with up to half perpetual reserve wine.

Its name states the recipe—at least 36 months on lees and another 36 months after disgorgement. This second period deepens floral, spice, toast and nut tones without losing saline freshness.

36 months on lees36 months after disgorgement72 months minimumPerpetual reserve since 1985Dosage below 6 g/L

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The story behind this bottle

Aya and Kenji explore time on lees, disgorgement and the maturation that continues afterwards through an imaginary finishing bell. English · about 7 minutes 47 seconds.

Taste profile

In the glass

Lemon zest, grapefruit and white flowers develop into saffron, cedar, nutmeg, maple and toasted hazelnut.

Creamy orchard and dark fruit meet honey, dried fruit and a chalky, saline finish that remains pure and generous.

Bright gold with a continuous stream of fine bubbles.

Before it reaches the glass

01

Temperature

Enjoy at 10–12°C; serving too cold hides its post-disgorgement development.

02

Timing

A useful guide is the disgorgement date plus eight to ten years, depending on whether fresher or more mature aromas are preferred.

03

Glassware

Use a tulip-shaped white-wine glass. Decanting is unnecessary; allow the wine to open in the glass.

READ & DISCOVER · 3 QUESTIONS

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Question 1

Which is one of the three grape varieties used?

  1. Meunier
  2. Riesling
  3. Malbec
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Correct answer: A — Meunier

Answer: Meunier. The linked section gives the source detail.

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Question 2

What is the minimum period ageing on lees?

  1. 6 months
  2. 36 months
  3. 72 years
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Correct answer: B — 36 months

Answer: 36 months. The linked section gives the source detail.

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Question 3

How much additional time follows disgorgement?

  1. 3 months
  2. 12 months
  3. 36 months
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Correct answer: C — 36 months

Answer: 36 months. The linked section gives the source detail.

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At the table

Mature lees depth, creamy texture and saline freshness make Cuvée 72 a full-meal Champagne.

Bubbles refresh shellfish and cured fat, while saffron, nuts and toast connect with roasted fish, poultry, mushrooms and aged cheese.

Japanese

  • Scallop sushi
  • Grilled tilefish
  • Young Comté with yuba

Why it worksSalinity follows seafood and umami; mature lees notes bridge grilling, cheese and soy.

Thai

  • Steamed scallops with lime
  • Yam pu
  • Spice-grilled duck

Why it worksCitrus and chalk meet shellfish, while saffron and nutmeg connect with aromatic grilling.

Western

  • Lobster
  • Roast chicken with mushrooms
  • Aged Comté or Mimolette

Why it worksCreamy mousse refreshes richness, and toast, honey and nuts echo roasting and mature cheese.

Pairing guide — Wine

From cellar to bottle

Winemaking

First-press juice; 20% fermented in oak and 80% in stainless steel. Perpetual reserve wine begun in 1985 forms roughly one-third of the blend on average.

Product detail

At least 36 months on lees plus 36 months after disgorgement. Extra-Brut dosage remains below 6 g/L.

BRUNO PAILLARD
Reims, Champagne

AppellationAOC Champagne
OriginReims, France
Estate vineyardsIndependent family house
Founded1981

Founded in Reims in 1981, Maison Bruno Paillard remains an independent family house. It pioneered the disclosure of disgorgement dates on every bottle in 1983.

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Selected scores for Cuvée 72.

94

Wine Advocate · Yohan Castaing

November 2018 disgorgement

94

The Wine Independent · Sarah Mayo

November 2018 disgorgement

94

Jeb Dunnuck

March 2020 disgorgement

91

Wine Enthusiast

Wine Enthusiast rated this Cuvée 72 Extra Brut 91 points.

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