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Louis Roederer Bubble Box - tasting box with 6 different LR bottles

Louis Roederer Bubble Box - tasting box with 6 different LR bottles

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Country: France, United States

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Volume: 6x75cl

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Discover an exquisite collection of champagnes and sparkling wines from the renowned producer Louis Roederer with this tasting box. The package contains six different bottles from both France and the USA, allowing you to explore a wide range of the wines that Louis Roederer is known for.

Contents:

  • 1 x Louis Roederer Blanc de Blancs Gift Box 2015
  • 1 x Louis Roederer Brut Vintage 2015
  • 1 x Louis Roederer Collection 244 Brut Champagne
  • 1 x Theophile Brut Rosé Champagne - Louis Roederer
  • 1 x Scharffenberger Brut NV, USA - Louis Roederer
  • 1 x Louis Roederer Quartet Brut NV, Roederer Estates, USA

About the wines:

Louis Roederer Blanc de Blancs Gift Box 2015 :
An elegant Blanc de Blancs made from 100% Chardonnay from Grand Cru vineyards in the Côte des Blancs. The 2015 vintage offers a delicate and complex flavor profile with notes of white flowers, citrus and toasted almonds. The fresh acidity and creamy texture finish with a long mineral finish. Comes in a beautiful gift box, perfect as a gift for champagne lovers.

Louis Roederer Brut Vintage 2015 :
A vintage Champagne that combines elegance and structure with a harmonious balance between Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Vintage 2015 presents depth and maturity with aromas of ripe fruit, toasted nuts and subtle spices. The palate is full-bodied and complex with a long finish, ideal for festive occasions or as an accompaniment to fish and seafood.

Louis Roederer Collection 244 Brut Champagne :
Collection 244 is a modern non-vintage Champagne that replaces the previous Brut Premier. This cuvée is a blend of several vintages, giving a rich and nuanced flavor profile with notes of citrus, white flowers and a light brioche tone. With its fresh acidity and rich texture, it is versatile and can be enjoyed both as an aperitif and with food.

Theophile Brut Rosé Champagne - Louis Roederer :
Theophile Brut Rosé is a seductive rosé Champagne with a bright and lively color. It offers delicate notes of red berries such as strawberries and raspberries, combined with a subtle floral character. With its crisp acidity and light mousse, it is perfect as an aperitif or with lighter dishes such as salads and seafood.

Scharffenberger Brut NV, USA - Louis Roederer :
A sparkling wine from California that shows a nice balance of freshness and complexity with notes of ripe apples, pears and a subtle breadcrumb tone. The lively acidity and persistent mousse make it ideal as an aperitif or with dishes such as poultry and seafood. An example of Roederer's ability to create excellent sparkling wines outside the Champagne region.

Louis Roederer Quartet Brut NV, Roederer Estates, USA :
From Roederer Estates in California comes this classic, elegant sparkling wine, created with the same expertise as Louis Roederer's Champagnes. Quartet Brut NV offers a flavor profile with notes of citrus, green apples and subtle minerality. The fine and persistent mousse and the fresh aftertaste make it perfect for festive occasions or as an accompaniment to lighter dishes.

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Here is a detailed description of the different types of champagne, sorted by dryness.

Types of sparkling wine

1. Brut Nature (also called Ultra Brut or Zéro Dosage)

Sugar content: Below 3 g/l (no added sugar)

Taste profile: Extremely dry, razor-sharp acidity and mineral character. Very clean and natural taste, where the terroir of the champagne and the original flavor nuances of the grapes stand out clearly.

When to drink it? Best with oysters, shellfish, sushi or as an aperitif for those who like an ultra-dry taste experience.

2. Extra Brut

Sugar content: 0-6 g/l

Taste profile: Very dry, but with a slightly more rounded character than Brut Nature. The taste is still fresh and mineral, with high acidity and finesse.

When to drink it? Perfect with lighter dishes like ceviche, carpaccio or salads with citrus and seafood.

3. Brute

Sugar content: Up to 12 g/l

Taste profile: Dry, but with a bit more balance and roundness. Brut is the most popular type of champagne, as it combines freshness with a light fruity sweetness. The taste often has notes of green apples, citrus fruits, white flowers and a slightly toasted character from the fermentation.

When to drink it? Ideal as an aperitif or with versatile dishes such as poultry, fish dishes, soft cheeses and even lightly spiced food.

4. Extra Dry

Sugar content: 12-17 g/l

Flavor Profile: Despite the name, this type is not dry, but rather semi-dry. It has a slight sweetness that gives it a softer and more fruity profile, but still retains a fresh acidity.

When to drink it? Goes well with foie gras, Asian food with a bit of sweetness (like Thai or Vietnamese dishes) or mild cheeses.

6. Demi-Sec

Sugar content: 32-50 g/l

Taste profile: Distinctly sweet with a silky texture. The taste has notes of tropical fruits, candied citrus, honey and brioche. However, the acidity keeps it fresh and not overwhelmingly heavy.

When to drink it? Ideal with sweet desserts like crème brûlée, fruit tarts or nut-based cakes. Can also be an exciting contrast to strong cheeses like Roquefort.

7. Sweet

Sugar content: Over 50 g/l

Taste profile: Very sweet, almost like a dessert wine. Has intense notes of honey, caramel, dried fruits and exotic spices.

When to drink it? Perfect as a dessert on its own or with the sweetest desserts like chocolate fondant, panna cotta or vanilla ice cream with caramel.

Which champagne should you choose?

Which champagne should you choose?

For aperitif or seafood: Brut Nature or Extra Brut

For versatile meals: Brut or Extra Dry

For desserts: Demi-Sec or Doux

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