Jacquesson Extra-Brut N°744 DT
Description
Description
France / Champagne / Dizy
With the Extra Brut Cuvée N°744 DT, Jacquesson presents a particularly rare and uncompromising interpretation of its famous “700” series. DT stands for “Dégorgement Tardif” – late disgorgement – and refers to bottles that remain on the lees for many additional years before disgorgement and dosage. The grapes come from selected Premier and Grand Cru sites in the Côte des Blancs and the Grande Vallée de la Marne, where Jacquesson has consistently pursued its parcel-focused, quality-driven philosophy for many years. Long ageing in large wooden foudres followed by extended lees ageing gives the cuvée additional depth, complexity and maturity, while the very low dosage brings the pure character of terroir and vintage to the fore.
In the glass, N°744 DT shows a rich golden colour with exceptionally fine, creamy mousse. The nose unfolds in multiple layers: ripe yellow apple, candied citrus fruit and dried apricot, joined by roasted hazelnuts, brioche, honey and a touch of fine, noble oxidative character from the long lees ageing. On the palate the Champagne is dense and powerful yet precise and taut, with chalky minerality, perfectly integrated acidity and an endless, lightly saline finish. A great gastronomic Champagne for connoisseurs that shows its full class alongside sophisticated cuisine – from fine fish dishes and poultry to mature hard cheese.
Wine profile: Jacquesson Extra-Brut N°744 DT
Wine profile: Jacquesson Extra-Brut N°744 DT
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