Millésime

Rating: 91
Author: Gault&Millau

Bourdaire-Gallois

91 / 100 Champagne

Vintage : 2007

Type : Brut

Classification : Blanc

Color :

Effervescent blanc

Gault&Millau's review 2021

The woody nose bears witness to barrel ageing. On the palate, these notes are enhanced by a vinous power and accompanied by a gourmet acidity and freshness. This champagne is a perfect match for a filet of beef à l'Anglaise with baby vegetables.

Bourdaire-Gallois Millésime

91 / 100 Champagne

Vintage : 2007

Type : Brut

Classification : Blanc

Varieties :

Chardonnay 60%

Pinot noir 40%

Gault&Millau's review 2021

Brand : Bourdaire-Gallois

Name : Millésime

Region : Massif de Saint Thierry

Type : Brut

Classification : Blanc

Appellation : Champagne

Year : 2007

Varieties :

Chardonnay 60%

Pinot noir 40%

Color :

Effervescent blanc

Bourdaire-Gallois 28 Rue Haute 51220 Pouillon

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Bourdaire-Gallois

Mainly focused on Pinot Meunier (85% of the estate, 10% Chardonnay and 5% Pinot Noir), the Bourdaire-Gallois family business is based in Pouillon, in the Saint-Thierry massif, the northernmost part of the appellation. Robert Massonnot, the grandfather of current owner David Bourdaire, started out in agri-business. In the 1950s, he and three other winemakers founded the local cooperative to market their first cuvées. David left the cooperative in 2001 and built his own press the following year, from which, together with Véronique Bourdaire-Gallois, he produces various cuvées as an independent winemaker.

Production Organic

Services On-site sale, Organized visits

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