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Champagne/Bollinger France 750 ml
Bollinger France 750 ml
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About this bottle
Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut is the flagship non-vintage Champagne from a house founded in 1829 in Aÿ, in the heart of the Champagne region's Montagne de Reims. The blend leans heavily on Pinot Noir, which gives it more weight and structure than many other Champagne houses' entry points, along with a portion of reserve wines aged in magnum for added depth. Expect toasted brioche, honey, and orchard fruit on the nose, with a dry, full-bodied palate carrying citrus, baked apple, and a persistent fine mousse. The finish is long and savory rather than sweet. This is the bottle for someone who wants Champagne with real weight behind it, not just bubbles.
How to drink Bollinger Special Cuvée
Serve it cold, around 45–48°F, in a white wine glass or tulip flute rather than a shallow coupe — you want room for the aromatics to open up. It's substantial enough to hold its own through a full meal, not just the toast.
Specs
BrutChampagne, France (Aÿ)
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best glass for Champagne like Bollinger?
A tulip-shaped flute or a white wine glass shows more of the aroma than a flat coupe, and holds the bubbles longer than a wide glass. Serve it around 45-48°F.
Why is Bollinger's Champagne fuller-bodied than other brands?
Bollinger's blends lean heavily on Pinot Noir and include reserve wines aged in magnum bottles, both of which add weight and depth compared to lighter, Chardonnay-forward houses.
Where is Bollinger based?
Bollinger has been based in Aÿ, in Champagne's Montagne de Reims, since the house was founded in 1829.
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