• France.
• A.O.C. Champagne.
• Pinot Black, Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier.
• White sparkling. A.O.C. Champagne.
• Currently marketed by the producer.

  
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• Grand Reserve.
• Bottle.
• 75 cl.
• 12.5% Vol.
• Because of its sugar content, it is classified as "Brut". It contains between 6 and 12 grams of sugar per liter. Brut Nature: < 3 gr/L Extra Brut: 3 - 6 gr/L Brut: 6 - 12 gr/L Extra Dry: 12 - 17 gr/L Dry: 17 - 32 gr/L Semi Dry: 32 - 50 gr/L (Semi Sweet) Sweet: > 50 gr/L.
• 5ºC.
• 14 Customer reviews.
• ★★★★★

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La casa G.H. Mumm está situada al norte de Francia, en Reims. Fue fundada por tres hermanos: Jacobus, Gottlieb y Phillip Mumm, enólogos alemanes del valle del Rin, y por G. Heuser y Friedrich Giesler en marzo de 1827 como P.A. Mumm Giesler. La marca Mumm es famosa por su cinta roja (cordon rouge). Una cinta que se parece mucho a la French Grand Cordon de la Legión de Honor de Francia. En la actualidad G.H. Mumm es uno de los mayores productores de Champagne del mundo y pertenece al grupo Pernod Ricard.

Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (A.O.C.) A.O.C. Champagne.

The production region of A.O.C. Champagne is located in La región de Champagne-Ardenne, al noroeste de Francia, fundamentalmente en los alrededores de las ciudades de Reims y Épernay.