The Quattuor Blanc de Blancs Drappier cuvée is a champagne that defies convention by marrying forgotten white grape varieties (Pinot Blanc, Arbane and Petit Meslier) with the famous Chardonnay. This bold marriage gives birth to a blanc de blancs apéritif champagne with subtle aromas of fresh citrus, white flowers and green tea. Arbane probably inherited the first vines planted by the Romans centuries ago. It is distinguished by its rarity, being only present in Champagne, particularly in the Côte des Bar, near Bar-sur-Aube. This grape variety gives champagnes an incomparable liveliness, nervousness and bouquet, perfectly suited to effervescence. Petit Meslier, like Arbane, almost disappeared after the scourge of Phylloxera. The rare plants still in existence produce a fruity champagne, marked by nuances of flint, but with very low yields. Pinot Blanc, delicate and fragile, gives rise to supple and deliciously fruity champagnes. As for Chardonnay, prince of white grape varieties, it stands out for its finesse, elegance and aromatic persistence, making it an essential ingredient in many renowned champagnes. The Quattuor Blanc de Blancs Drappier cuvée, artfully balancing these four grape varieties, is adorned with a pale gold color with green highlights, offering from the first glance a promise of freshness and sophistication. On the nose, it is a festival of freshness and finesse, where notes of fresh citrus, white flowers and green tea blend harmoniously. On the palate, it reveals its mineral and spicy character, offering a full-bodied experience.
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