Cramant Grand Cru according to Charles Curtis
Charles Curtis
Charles Curtis
Cramant was classed as one of two grand cru villages in the Côte des Blancs in the original 1911 échelle des crus (along with Avize).
Cramant was classed as one of two grand cru villages in the Côte des Blancs in the original 1911 échelle des crus (along with Avize).
A grower who has been extremely valued in recent years. Not least in Sweden, where several journalists are impressed by the two brothers Antoine and Clément managed to create in recent years. I also really like these clean, mineral-packed and serious champagnes, but do not use as strong chest tones as my colleagues. Production has been greatly reduced in favor of quality and devotion starts already in the vineyards where the vineyards are separated as much as possible. A grower with more aces up his sleeve that will appear soon.
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