Champagne Brut "R de Ruinart" - Ruinart

Ruinart Brut Champagne is the fruit of the intuition of the Benedictine monk Thierry Ruinart, a great friend of Dom Pérignon. This important theologian transmitted his love for vineyards and for the wine to his nephew Nicolas Ruinart who, in 1729, founded the Ruinart Cellar . Ruinart Champagne was awarded the denomination AOC which is the French equivalent of DOC . One Champagne important and renowned, a prestigious aperitif and ideal to accompany refined fish menus. vines with which this is produced ugly They are mainly located in Mountains of Reims And Côte des Blancs , two particularly prestigious areas of France as regards the growing champagne grapes .

The secrets of the technique of winemaking Of Ruinart they are very similar to those used by Dom Pérignon, precisely because of the excellent relationship between the founders of the two important wineries. Ruinart Brut Champagne It is produced using grapes from three vines of great value: 57% Pinot Noir , 40% Chardonnay and 3% Pinot Meunier . 20-25% of this blend is added wine of reserve from previous vintages, in order to intensify the aromatic notes of the grapes young and to make the cuvée more balanced. This particular and precise combination of vines different, enriched by a small amount of Ruinart slightly aged, gives this ugly an unmistakable and unique aftertaste of biscuit. The very high quality of the grapes used to produce this Champagne is given by cultivation method , natural and without the use of chemical pesticides. The result is a bouquet of scents reminiscent of sun-ripened fruit and wild flowers.