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Ruinart R de Ruinart Brut

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From the first established champagne maison, R de Ruinart Brut is the primary expression of the maison’s signature crisp, floral style. Chardonnay shines through with a forceful radiance.
Cellar master Frédéric Panaïotis ensures that this benchmark non-vintage champagne remains true to its original heritage, exhibiting the mineral clarity for which Ruinart is renowned.
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RUINART FREDERIC PANAIOTIS

TASTING NOTES:
Signature style

Appearance

Delicate yellow in colour, there are golden glints and a crystalline brilliance.

Aroma

Lush pear, apple and blossom aromas combine with notes of hazelnut and almond.

Taste

R de Ruinart is rounded, full bodied and balanced, with flavours of greengages and nectarines. The finish is long and fresh as the chardonnay shines through.

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Frédéric Panaïotis

Cellar Master, Ruinart

HOW TO ENJOY CHAMPAGNE BLANC

HOW TO ENJOY:
Ruinart Brut

  • Service temperature - 8-10°C
     
  • Alcohol by volume - 12.0 % Vol.
     
  • Storage advice - Store horizontally in a cool (10-15°C), dark place, and away from vibrations
     
  • Health warning - Contains sulphites
     
  • Closure - Cork
     
  • Dosage - Brut
     
BLEND & ORIGIN CHAMPAGNE

BLEND AND ORIGIN:
Ruinart Brut

Blended from 40% chardonnay, 50-55% pinot noir and 5-10% meunier, the grapes used to create R de Ruinart come mostly from Côte des Blancs, a chalk-rich area famous for its superior chardonnay, and Vallée de la Marne, which grows the pinot noir and meunier that add a soft fruitiness to the champagne.
 

The cellar master also adds 20-25% reserve wine from the two years prior.

FOOD PAIRING RUINART

FOOD PAIRING:
Simplicity is key

R de Ruinart's light fruit flavours and crisp edge cry out for buttery or citrussy dishes. For a starter, serve with seared scallops, tossed in oil and lemon.

The champagne's crystal-clear minerality cuts through the butteriness of classic sole meunière.

Pair with creamy cow's-milk cheeses that have a short ripening time, such as Chaource or Langres.

FOOD PAIRING RUINART

FOOD PAIRING:
Simplicity is key

R de Ruinart's light fruit flavours and crisp edge cry out for buttery or citrussy dishes. For a starter, serve with seared scallops, tossed in oil and lemon.

The champagne's crystal-clear minerality cuts through the butteriness of classic sole meunière.

Pair with creamy cow's-milk cheeses that have a short ripening time, such as Chaource or Langres.