His Brouilly Vieilles Vignes comes from parcels of organically farmed
deep in the Aube—closer to Burgundy than the grande marques
This is Cornas at its most structured and complete
while the Extra Brut finish (typically 2–3g/L dosage) keeps it focused and saline
with all harvesting done by hand
Chateau Rauzan-Segla, Margaux, 2017 grower champagne His Brouilly Vieilles Vignes comesClassified Second Growth in 1855 and owned by Chanel since 1994, Rauzan Sgla represents Margaux at its most refined. The 2017 vintageoften overlooked between the celebrated '15, '16, and '18offers elegant, accessible Margaux with the estate's trademark perfume and silky texture. Director Nicolas Audebert has elevated quality to rival First Growths, with meticulous vineyard work and precise selection. This shows violets, blackcurrant, and cedar, with