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Champagne Lombard 'Les Mesnil' Grand Cru Brut Nature NV

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Description

Winemaking

Champagne Lombard is a small grower-producer based in Mesnil-sur-Oger, working within the heart of Champagne's most prestigious chalk terroirs. The house focuses on expressing the distinctive mineral character of their home village through careful fruit handling and restrained dosage—this Brut Nature, with zero added sugar, exemplifies their philosophy of letting the terroir and vintage speak without sweetening intervention.

Tasting Notes

This is a wine of crystalline precision: crisp citrus and green apple leap from the glass, followed by whispers of brioche and flint that speak to long aging on the lees. The palate is refined and linear, with mousse so fine it feels like silk on the tongue, while saline mineral notes build through the mid-palate. The finish is bone-dry and focused, acidity cutting cleanly through the complexity, leaving you reaching for another sip.

Producer

Champagne Lombard operates as a grower-producer in Mesnil-sur-Oger, one of Champagne's most celebrated Grand Cru villages. The house works organically-minded farming practices and maintains small-scale production, allowing them to focus on quality and village expression rather than volume.

Terroir

Mesnil-sur-Oger sits in the Côte des Blancs, a south-facing slope of pure chalk that produces some of the world's finest Chardonnay-based sparkling wines. The chalk here is exceptionally pure—Cretaceous white chalk that drains brilliantly and forces the vines to work deep, concentrating mineral expression in the fruit. The cool maritime climate moderated by the Atlantic creates the acidity and tension that defines Le Mesnil's signature profile.

Food Pairings

Serve this alongside oysters or raw scallops—the salinity and acidity are a natural match for the sea. A composed dish of Dover sole with brown butter and capers will showcase the wine's minerality beautifully. For something more casual, it's equally at home with aged Comté cheese or as an aperitif before a refined dinner.

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