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2004 Brut Nature La Vigne d'Antan

Wine Details

Producer

Tarlant

Place of Origin

France

Champagne

Color

Sparkling White

Grape/Blend

Chardonnay (2004 vintage)

Vintages

2004 2002 2000

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2018 - 2028

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I was deeply impressed with Benoit Tarlant’s current releases. These artisan, vinous, site-driven Champagnes represent the finest of the grower spirit, and yet remains relatively unknown. Quality here is very high.

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Benoit Tarlant makes some of the most unique, idiosyncratic wines in Champagne. There is plenty to like in these new releases, starting with two terrific wines in the Zero range, the BAM and the very promising 2004 Brut Nature La Vigne d'Antan, which emerges from a vineyard with beach sand-like soils right by the winery.

2004 Brut Nature La Vigne d'Antan

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