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Bold and intensely fruity, CHANDON Blanc de Pinot Noir is an authentic brut blanc de noirs white sparkling wine from CHANDON California. Smooth, spicy and intensely fruity with notes of nectarine and red berries, it's the perfect white pinot noir for sipping, connecting and dining on cool summer nights
A CHANDON icon from the pioneering house with a mission to craft exceptional sparkling wines in unexpected lands, this is a classic night-harvested Napa Valley Pinot: structure with softness; smooth and spicy, with notes of nectarine and red berries. From CHANDON California, the destination for outstanding American sparkling since 1973.
Awards
2024 SF Chronicle Wine Competition Sweekpstake Winner-
Best in Class Sparkling!
2023 SF Chronicle Wine Competition Sweepstake Winner-
Best in Class Sparkling!
2022 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition GOLD medal!
2022 International Wine Challenge 92 points GOLD medal!
2022 Wine & Spirits Magazine 90 points!
2022 Wine Spectator 90 points!
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Style
Brut/Dry
AWARDS AND REVIEWS
BOLD FRUITINESS WITH SPICY COMPLEXITY
Robust but charming, Chandon Blanc de Pinot Noir shows the intense richness and structure of California Pinot Noir complemented by the softness of Meunier.
Grapes for Blanc de Pinot Noir are sourced from multiple cool-climate appellations, ensuring complexity and consistency in this classically powerful style. A minimum of 12 months ageing imparts a smooth spiciness to match its intense fruitiness.
Sunny warm days
Cool, foggy nights
Oceanic influence
Microclimate diversity
Seasonal rainfall
Topographical variety
MÉTHODE TRADITIONNELLE
Grapes are harvested at night to keep the fruit cool and preserve freshness. Harvest begins in early August to retain acidity and capture Chandon’s signature vibrancy.
State-of-the-art presses lower pressing times, limiting the juice’s contact with the grape skins to avoid bitterness. Primary fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks.
Assemblage occurs in the winter, at the end of the fermentation process, which involves blending multiple vintages of base wines for a complex, consistent style.
The second fermentation then occurs in the bottle and the ageing process begins, where the wine will spend a minimum of 12 months on the yeast lees.
Bottles are then riddled and disgorged. A small amount of dosage liqueur is added, and a cork seals thebottle. After a minimum of 3 months bottle age the wine is ready!
EXPERIENCE
84% Pinot Noir
16% Meunier
Chandon Blanc de Pinot Noir is ideal for cool summer nights or slightly spicy and savory dishes.
49°F – 54°F
FOOD PAIRING RECOMMENDATIONS
Mac & cheese
Enchiladas
Seared tuna
Sushi
Chocolate cake
