Bottler: Champagne Solemme, 2 rue de la motelle, 51550 Villers aux Noeuds / France
In the glass
Colour
Delicate salmon pink with fine, persistent perlage
Nose
Red berries, strawberry and raspberry, complemented by notes of brioche, white flowers and a mineral chalk nuance
Palate
Dry and bone-dry without residual sweetness, vibrant acidity, creamy texture, flavours of citrus fruits, red berries and a long mineral finish
Character
Purist, precise and expressive – an authentic terroir Champagne with clear structure and natural freshness
Pairing
Oysters and fine seafood ceviche, grilled salmon with herbs, delicately pan-fried veal fillet
Notes
Brut Nature means no dosage whatsoever – the wine is produced entirely without sugar addition and reflects the 2020 vintage and the 1er Cru terroir of Champagne in its purest form
Tasting note
Character
A Rosé Champagne of quiet determination: The Brut Nature forgoes dosage entirely and thus commits uncompromisingly to the purity of the vintage. No added sugar, no corrections – what reaches the glass is the unadulterated result of soil, climate and craftsmanship. This philosophy demands flawless fruit and a sure instinct for the right moment of harvest. The 2020 vintage brought ripe, structured wines to Champagne with natural balance – a solid foundation for a Champagne without safety net or compromise.
Terroir & Origin
Classified as a Premier Cru, the grapes come from vineyard sites officially recognised within Champagne as above average – a quality hallmark that points to the particular suitability of soil and exposure. Champagne with its characteristic chalk soils imparts to the wines that mineral tension and cool precision which form the foundation of great sparkling wines. The warm, dry summer of 2020 ensured physiologically ripe grapes whilst preserving acidity potential – a rare combination that particularly suits the Brut Nature style.
Grape Variety & Vinification
The blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier is an unusual yet charming choice: the Chardonnay brings elegance, freshness and structure, whilst the often underestimated Pinot Meunier contributes fruity accessibility and earthy depth, lending the wine warmth and body. As a Millésimé – that is, a vintage sparkling wine – it reflects the character of a single year rather than pursuing continuity through blending across vintages as many Champagnes do. The complete absence of dosage underscores the commitment to transparency and authenticity.
Food Pairing Suggestions
The dry, clean structure of this Champagne makes it an ideal table companion. Particularly harmonious: oysters and seafood in their natural simplicity, salmon tartare, grilled scallops or elegant sashimi. Goat’s cheese or creamy soft cheese variations can also challenge the wine in delightful ways. Those enjoying it as an aperitif should serve it well chilled – it needs no accompaniment.
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