Champagne Guillaume Sergent Bossa Nova Blanc de Noirs Extra Brut 2022

The Sergent family’s long history of Champagne winegrowing began in 1842, when Remy-Nicolas Sergent married Éléonore Bailly, and thus into a winemaking clan. The Sergent family grew grapes for nearly a century before Lucien Sergent installed himself and his family in the village of Vrigny in 1931, and made the first wine under the Sergent name. Finally, in 2007, Guillaume Sergent took over the Champagne Roger Sergent label, which his father had started five decades earlier. The resulting wine here is elegant, fine boned, very vinous and savoury, with crisp bubbles, but lighter than expected in that way. Green apple, faint red berry fruits, nougat, salted cashews, pulpy grapefruit and a touch of sea spray. Beautiful. 

2022 // 750ml // ABV 13%

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