• France.
• Champagne.
• A.O.C. Champagne.
• Pinot Noir, Chardonnay.
• White Sparkling Wine. A.O.C. Champagne.
• Currently marketed by the producer.

  
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• Grand Reserve — Long Barrel-Aged.
• 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.
• 10ºC.

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Bollinger cubre 164 hectáreas, la mayoría de las cuales se clasifican Grand Cru o Premier Cru. La variedad Pinot Noir predomina, uva exigente con un carácter intenso que forma la columna vertebral del estilo Bollinger. Como garantía de calidad suprema, los mejores Crus se vinifican en madera gracias a un stock de 3.000 barricas pequeñas, de edad avanzada. La empresa permite a sus vinos que envejezcan durante el doble de tiempo que el que hay como requisito de denominación. Así puede desarrollar su carácter completo.

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.