We recommend this French champagne to serious Champagne fanatics. It boasts a very rich flavour, great volume, and intense aromas. The scent evokes chalk, acacia honey, and pear notes, which are accompanied by a distinct minerality on the palate.

The soil so characteristic of Champagne is reflected in the glass: it's like walking out into the vineyard after a soft rain and inhaling the limestone scent intensified by the rain. Precise and flowing, with a very long finish that imprints itself on our memory. Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier are equally present in the blend.

Nicolas Feuillatte Terroir Premier Cru French champagne is single-vineyard, which is very rare in Champagne. The fruit from Premier Cru vineyards ensures perfection, a quality that elevates this champagne to a higher level. The grapes come from the following vineyards: the southern part of Cotes des Blancs with limestone soil; Coteaux d'Epernay, where limestone, clay, and sandstone alternate; the northern part of the Reims mountain range, where limestone predominantly dominates, as well as the clayey, limestone soil of the Ouest mountain range.