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Etienne Calsac

Etienne Calsac, "L'Chappée Belle" NV

Etienne Calsac, "L'Chappée Belle" NV

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L'Echappée Belle aka "The Great Escape" is 100% Chardonnay from vineyards planted by his grandparents in the village of Grauves in the Côte des Blancs. 70% base (vintage) wine and 30% reserve wine (begun in 2011). Grapes are hand-harvested from these biodynamically cultivated vines and directly pressed. Spontaneous fermentation and aging in a combination of neutral oak (25%) and stainless steel (75%). 18-24 month élevage on the fine lees. Bottled unfined, unfiltered, no additional SO2. Brut Nature. 

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