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Brut Millesime2013

Charles HeidsieckChampagne, France

Brut Millésimé by Charles Heidsieck is the house’s vintage Champagne, a Pinot Noir–Chardonnay blend sourced from a selec…Learn More »

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/750ml

2013 Retail Average

94

/100

2013 Pro Rating

Brut Millesime 2013 Vintage Overview

2013 OVERVIEW

Energy and refinement define this 2013 Charles Heidsieck Brut Millésime, with vivid citrus and orchard fruit wrapped around a firm, chalky spine and subtly nutty, toasty complexity. The generous Pinot Noir presence brings depth and a touch of red-fruited richness, while racy acidity keeps everything precise and long on the finish. Already harmonious, it has the structure to develop even greater nuance with time in bottle.

Drinking Window
2023 2042
Pairings

Butter-poached turbot with beurre blanc; Roast chicken with morel cream sauce; Aged Comté or Gruyère

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Wine Profile
SparklingNon-Vintage Sparkling Wine

About Brut Millesime

Brut Millésimé by Charles Heidsieck is the house’s vintage Champagne, a Pinot Noir–Chardonnay blend sourced from a selection of Grand and Premier Cru villages such as Ambonnay, Aÿ, Avize and Oger, and aged for many years in chalk crayères to emphasize depth and complexity. It is typically a rich, toasty and structured style of vintage Champagne, showing generous layers of dried and ripe orchard fruits, nuts and spice, underpinned by vibrant acidity and notable ageing potential that reflects the character of the specific harvest year.