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List of products by manufacturer Champagne Bollinger
Bollinger is a great wine, much more than a great champagne. So here it all starts through the vineyards and the demand for the best with respect to the selection of cru (payments) .With 163 hectares, Bollinger operates more than 60% of the vineyard you need an absolutely exceptional situation champagne, which guarantees the qualitative perpetuity of estilo.La same requirement presides over the election of the crus.
Bollinger is a great wine, much more than a great champagne. So here it all starts through the vineyards and the demand for the best with respect to the selection of cru (payments) .With 163 hectares, Bollinger operates more than 60% of the vineyard you need an absolutely exceptional situation champagne, which guarantees the qualitative perpetuity of estilo.La same requirement presides over the election of the crus. Bollinger is supplied by more than 80% in grands crus and premiers representing only 20% of denominación.La crus of the quality of the selected grapes justifies Bollinger Cuvee use only, ie the must from the first pressing at the time of the harvest. Another exception in Champagne.
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Bollinger Spécial Cuvée Brut
76,58 €The grapes mainly come from Grands Crus and First Crus .. Two thirds of the grapes come from vineyards own Bollinger (157 hectares or 392 acres), which ensures consistency in quality of its wines. The remaining third comes from the best crus of the Champagne region (less than 10% of the whole name Champagne).
