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Champagne Aurélien Lurquin


THE AURELIEN LURQUIN DOMAIN

Aurélien Lurquin is part of the young generation coming up in Champagne. Member of the Des pieds et des vins association, which aims to promote local champagnes, Aurélien today only produces a few thousand bottles per year of an assertive and beautiful style. The culture is certified organic and biodynamic. This cuvée comes from harvests from vineyards located in the village of Romery in the Marne valley. For him, making wine means “using my five senses to pay attention to the new juice, while allowing the twelve months that forged its identity to be expressed as purely as possible”.

Champagne Aurélien Lurquin Chardonnay
Producer: Aurélien Lurquin
Region: Champagne
Grape variety: 100% Chardonnay
Color: White
Quantity: 75cl
Price upon request
This Blanc de Blancs champagne comes from 100% Chardonnay from Aurélien Lurquin's small 2.5 hectare estate. Plot vinification takes place in cement vats and barrels and native yeasts cause alcoholic fermentation. This champagne is aged for 12 months in barrels on total lees. It is not dosed, which makes it a Brut Nature champagne. Production is minimal with 427 bottles in 2019.


Champagne Aurélien Lurquin Meunier “Les Crayères du Levant”
Producer: Aurélien Lurquin
Region: Champagne
Grape variety: 100% Pinot Meunier
Color: Finely pink
Quantity: 75cl
Price upon request

Named Les Crayères du Levant, this cuvée comes exclusively from the harvest of the eponymous plot located in Romery in the Marne valley. Vinification is done in inert containers, in cement vats and in barrels. Native yeasts cause alcoholic fermentation. This champagne is aged for 12 months in barrels on its lees in order to gain complexity. Production is minimal with 934 bottles and 25 Magnums. A well-made natural miller, with freshness and dynamism.

Champagne Aurélien Lurquin Pinot Noir “Les Forcières in its purest state”
Producer: Aurélien Lurquin
Region: Champagne
Grape variety: 100% Pinot Noir
Color: White
Quantity: 75cl
Price upon request
The Champagne hillsides are still wines benefiting from both the climate, the terroir but also the know-how of the region's winegrowers. The soils, very similar to those of Chablis, produce wines with vibrant salinity. This champagne is aged for 20 months in barrels on its lees in order to gain complexity. Production is minimal with 260 bottles and 18 Magnums.