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Les Parcelles Grand Cru Bottle

Les Parcelles Grand Cru

Pierre PaillardChampagne, France

Les Parcelles Grand Cru (Pierre Paillard) is an estate-grown Bouzy Grand Cru cuvée that showcases Bouzy’s powerful, sout…Learn More »

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Les Parcelles Grand Cru Non-Vintage Overview

About This Wine

Les Parcelles Grand Cru (Pierre Paillard) is an estate-grown Bouzy Grand Cru cuvée that showcases Bouzy’s powerful, south‑facing Pinot Noir balanced by a touch of Chardonnay—typically a Pinot‑dominant blend aged on lees (with oak fermentation for portions) and released Extra‑Brut/low dosage after several years’ élevage. It’s noted for ripe red‑fruit and brioche/toasty notes framed by chalky minerality, saline lift and energetic acidity, a precise…Learn More »

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SparklingNon-Vintage Sparkling Wine

About Les Parcelles Grand Cru

Les Parcelles Grand Cru (Pierre Paillard) is an estate-grown Bouzy Grand Cru cuvée that showcases Bouzy’s powerful, south‑facing Pinot Noir balanced by a touch of Chardonnay—typically a Pinot‑dominant blend aged on lees (with oak fermentation for portions) and released Extra‑Brut/low dosage after several years’ élevage. It’s noted for ripe red‑fruit and brioche/toasty notes framed by chalky minerality, saline lift and energetic acidity, a precise single‑village expression of Montagne de Reims terroir.