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Waris-Larmandier Racine de Trois Brut

Waris-Larmandier Racine de Trois Brut

SKU:3796

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    Product Details

    Brand: Waris-Larmandier

    Size: 750ml

    Country: France

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    Appellation: Champagne

    Organic

    Vegan

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    Cuvée Racines de Trois represents the “three roots” of Waris-Larmandier: the contribution of the three siblings to the project, and their use of three grape varieties (chardonnay, pinot noir, and meunier), coming from three regions of Champagne (Côte des Blancs, Montagne de Reims, and Côte des Bar). Together they form the base of Waris-Larmandier’s entry-level Champagne, which combines the structure of chardonnay with the red-fruit characteristics from the two pinots in an incredibly food-friendly, drinkable package. The Waris-Larmandier family utilizes natural and regenerative agricultural practices to cultivate their old-vine Grand Cru vineyards near their village of Avize in the Côte des Blancs. Racines de Trois is certified organic and biodynamic Champagne. The Waris-Larmandier style is terroir-focused, understated, structured, and ultra-elegant.

    Terroir –

    Three villages in the Côte des Bar: Bar-sur-Seine, Avirey-Lingey, Éguilly-sous-Bois. Planted to Pinot Noir, making up approximately 30% of the cuvée.
    Two villages in Montagne de Reims: Bligny and Chamery. Planted to Premier Cru Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, making up approximately 10% of the cuvée.
    Five Villages in Côte des Blancs: all Chardonnay, making up approximately 60% of the cuvée.

    Vinification – Grapes are hand-harvested and crushed in a traditional 4000 kg vertical wooden basket press; only free-run juice is used for the primary fermentation. Racines de Trois ferments with indigenous yeast in stainless steel tanks and 600L demi-muid Burgundy barrels. Malolactic fermentation is spontaneous following alcoholic fermentation. The base wines are aged six to 18 months before secondary fermentation in bottle, followed by 24 to 36 months of lees aging, sur lattes. Racines de Trois is usually a two-vintage blend without the addition of solera wine to the blend. Disgorgements are done according to the lunar cycle—dosage 5.5g/L.

    Champagne

    Villages: Chouilly, Cramant, Avize, Oger, Mesnil-sur-Oger, Bligny, Chamery, Bar-sur-Seine, Avirey-Lingey, Éguilly-sous-Bois

    Grapes: 60% Chardonnay Côte des Blancs Grand Cru / 30% Pinot Noir Montagne de Reims Premier Cru / 10% Pinot Meunier Côte des Bar

    Vine Age: 40+ years

    Soil: Chalk, limestone, clay calcareous marl

    Vinification: Pressing in an old, traditional 4000 kg vertical wooden basket press, alcoholic fermentation with native yeasts in 600L Burgundy barrels and stainless steel

    Malolactic Fermentation: Spontaneous

    Aging: 18 to 24 months on lees sur lattes

    Secondary Fermentation: Méthode Champenoise with liqueur de tirage from musts from their vineyards

    Dosage: 5.5g/L clarified grape must from their vineyards

    Filtration: None, cold-stabilized

    Farming: Certified Organic by Ecocert and Certified Biodynamic by Demeter

    Vegan: Yes

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