Jean Vesselle's "Oeil de Perdrix" Brut is a distinguished Champagne that embodies the rich traditions of winemaking in Bouzy, a village renowned for its exceptional vineyards. This non-vintage brut offers a refined bouquet of aromas, characterized by subtle notes of red fruits and delicate floral hints, capturing the essence of the region's unique terroir.

Composition: Predominantly Pinot Noir with a touch of Chardonnay. Vine age varies with a mix of clay and limestone soil.
Winemaking: Traditional method with controlled fermentation to preserve the grape's natural characteristics.
Aging: Aged on lees for a minimum of 18 months to enhance complexity and depth of flavor.

Wine Critic Reviews

Falstaff (91): Light copper gold, silver reflections, delicate, lively mousse. Red berry fruit with a hint of honey, delicate notes of preserved cherry, fresh orange zest. Medium body, white apple, some pear, fresh structure, mineral and persistent, subtle sweetness on the finish, versatile.

Wine Spectator (91): About Wine Spectator