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CUVEE NOBLE VINTAGE MILLESIME 2009 JEAN-NOEL HATON
CHAMPAGNE JEAN-NOEL HATON
- 2009
- 75cl
- Year
- Bottle size
- In stock
- Price:29 €
- Price from 6 bottle (s): 27 €
Cuvée Noble Vintage 2009 from Maison Jean-Noël HATON : a champagne with great depth.
After 5 to 8 years of aging, the golden color shines, its beautiful effervescence of fine bubbles creates a creamy and persistant cord. An open and fragranced nose revealing aromas of yellow fruits (peach, apricot), then dry fruits (fig, almond and candied fruits).
The palate is powerful, fruity and structured, the final is long and velvety.
This champagne is elaborated from 60% Chardonnay and 40% Pinot Noir. It is the perfect match with Iodized flavors, white meat or even with eastern and spiced dishes.
AWARDS :
- Golden Medal International Superior level Wine& Spirit 2015
- Silver Medal International Superior level Wine& Spirit 2016
- Bronze Medal Decanter 2015
- Bronze Medal Decanter 2016
- 90 pts Burghound
- 90 pts WineEnthousiast
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CHAMPAGNE JEAN-NOEL HATON
The Jean-Noël Haton Champagne House was founded in 1928. This family-run business in Damery is successfully independent and owns its vines in the Champagne region’s highest-rated “crus”.Jean-Noël Haton and his son Sébastien make Champagne according to traditional and meticulous methods such as respecting the soil, controlling yields, seeking optimal maturity and vinifying plots separately, their sole aim being the quest for excellence.