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Denis Salomon - Le Clos Barret - 7 Cepage

Emperor Champagne • Vintage

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This single plot cuvée results from the co-blending of the 3 well known grape varieties of Champagne: Meunier, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay as well as the 4 'forgotten grape varieties' Arbane, Petit Meslier, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris. These 7 grape varieties are vinified in 205 litre Champagne barrels. Only 677 bottles were produced for the 2018 vintage.

This single plot cuvée results from the co-blending of the 3 well known grape varieties of Champagne: Meunier, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay as well as the 4 'forgotten grape varieties' Arbane, Petit Meslier, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris. These 7 grape varieties are vinified in 205 litre Champagne barrels. Only 677 bottles were produced for the 2018 vintage.

Technical Notes

This incredible champagne is from a Clos which is a walled vineyard which that is controlled and allocated by the CIVC (the Champagne Society).

It is supremely rare in that it is a multi planted single parcel of grapes that is co-harvested and fermented. But more than this, it includes the 7 varietals of grapes including the four forgotten grape varietals!

The varieties are Arbane, Petit Meslier, Pinot Gris, Meunier, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay!

There are only 677 bottles made from the walled vineyard and this is corked by hand and with twine the way the monks used to do it in the 1700s.

Only 6 bottles in Australia.

Vintage 2018

This incredible champagne is from a Clos which is a walled vineyard which that is controlled and allocated by the CIVC (the Champagne Society).

It is supremely rare in that it is a multi planted single parcel of grapes that is co-harvested and fermented. But more than this, it includes the 7 varietals of grapes including the four forgotten grape varietals!

The varieties are Arbane, Petit Meslier, Pinot Gris, Meunier, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay!

There are only 677 bottles made from the walled vineyard and this is corked by hand and with twine the way the monks used to do it in the 1700s.

Only 6 bottles in Australia.

Vintage 2018

About the House

The roots of the Salomon family have been carried for 150 years in Vandières
Albert, our great-great-grandfather who came from his native Savoie, settled in Vandières, married a daughter of a winegrower in 1875 and became Mayor of the town in 1925.

Georges, son son, heir to a piece of land. The latter, upon his return from the First World War, installed the first electric press in the village.

Adrien, son, will take over the family lands after a 5-year imprisonment near the Polish border during the Second War. As the work tools left by his father were no longer functional, he decided to become a winegrower-cooperator.

Denis, son of Adrien, returned to work with his father and moved in with his wife Odile in 1974, the date on which the Champagne Denis SALOMON brand was born. They started with 2 hectares and expanded to 5. Odile and Denis decided to leave the cooperative system after the 1984 harvest. Then, for the sake of transparency in their approach, in 1996, they obtained the “Independent Winemaker of France” label.

The roots of the Salomon family have been carried for 150 years in Vandières
Albert, our great-great-grandfather who came from his native Savoie, settled in Vandières, married a daughter of a winegrower in 1875 and became Mayor of the town in 1925.

Georges, son son, heir to a piece of land. The latter, upon his return from the First World War, installed the first electric press in the village.

Adrien, son, will take over the family lands after a 5-year imprisonment near the Polish border during the Second War. As the work tools left by his father were no longer functional, he decided to become a winegrower-cooperator.

Denis, son of Adrien, returned to work with his father and moved in with his wife Odile in 1974, the date on which the Champagne Denis SALOMON brand was born. They started with 2 hectares and expanded to 5. Odile and Denis decided to leave the cooperative system after the 1984 harvest. Then, for the sake of transparency in their approach, in 1996, they obtained the “Independent Winemaker of France” label.