Louis Roederer Demi Sec Carte Blanche

Louis Roederer Carte Blanche, the Demi-Sec Champagne from Louis Roederer. This deliciously mild champagne is made from 56 percent Pinot Noir, 34 percent Chardonnay, and 10 percent Meunier. It proves to be an excellent blend that complements each other in every way. This Carte Blanche Demi-Sec is very pleasant and certainly not overly sweet. The subtle dosage creates a very refined sweetness. Even 5 percent of the young grapes and 10 percent of the reserve wines are aged in oak, making this Carte Blanche even fuller and more mature. After bottling, this Champagne undergoes another aging period of approximately four years before reaching the consumer.

The great champagne house Louis Roederer

In 1833, Louis Roederer inherited this Champagne house, one of the last major independent family estates in Champagne. The wines are born from the quality of the soil, passion, tradition, and exceptional vision. All with a focus on high quality and enjoyment. Today, the house, with its 214 hectares of land, is in the seventh generation, and the wines are still produced from its own biodynamically cultivated vineyards.

Louis Roederer Demi Sec Carte Blanche is slightly sweet

Upon opening the bottle, we immediately noticed the subtle whiff as air came into contact with it. This led us to believe the mousse was very refined. And indeed, it was. Tiny sparkling bubbles dance through the glass. The color is golden yellow. The wonderful aromatic aroma bursts from the glass. Beautiful aromas of flowers, honey, and caramelized fruit waft through. The flavor is intense with a pleasant sweetness. It pairs perfectly with a caramelized fruit dessert. The beautiful fruit nuances are interspersed with notes of almond and honey. What a winner! The texture is full and round, without being heavy.