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Oudiette

NV Oudiette, LGH Les Gras d'Huile Blanc de Blancs, Champagne (2019 Base)

France Chardonnay Champagne 750ML Extra Brut

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Oudiette

NV Oudiette, LGH Les Gras d'Huile Blanc de Blancs, Champagne (2019 Base)

France Chardonnay Champagne 750ML Extra Brut

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ASSEMBLAGE 100% Chardonnay, 74% from 2020 vintage with perpetual reserve (2015-2019) comprising the balance.

THE VINEYARD Les Gras d’Huile, Beaunay - great biodiversity and natural edible vegetation.

SOIL Lignite-rich clay topsoil above chalk & marl subsoil; the clay in this parcel will form a crust which prevents water evaporation.

VINE AGE Planted in 1993

FERMENTATION Direct-pressed to 228L barrels (François Frère oak barrels from the forests of central France, an average of 4 years of age), where it will age for 11 months on the natural lees without racking. Malo-lactic conversion allowed.

AGING Bottled for secondary fermentation in July 2021; disgorged September 2023.

BOTTLES PRODUCED 2021 Vintage: 2562; 2020 Vintage: 1049

No sulfites are used during harvest or bottling. Settling is done by overflow, no fining or filtration.

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Maxime is perhaps the Selosse pupil you haven't heard about, as he's humbly crafting microscopic amounts of two stellar cuvées from Beaunay, a quiet village in the Côte des Blancs.

Oudiette

Maxime Oudiette joined his parents' Beaunay estate in 2012. Prior, Maxime spent time working with the iconic Anselme Selosse. He wanted to take what he had learned and develop his own philosophy for winemaking and viticulture. The main focus for Maxime is in the vineyard; creating a symbiotic ecosystem between the vines and the soil. This will create better wines that represent a sense of place. Focusing on an organic and biodynamic diversity, vitiforestry, and permaculture will help the vines be more self-sufficient in adapting to climate changes. After years of crafting his philosophy, Maxime established his own label, Maxime Oudiette in 2018.

His work in the vineyards has been focused on creating a sustainable, diverse ecosystem where the vines can thrive and produce a clear sense of place. The clay and chalk soils generate both freshness and texture, the latter aided by barrel fermentations as well. Within the vineyard, Chardonnay makes up almost the entirety, with a few old-vine Meunier plantings from which he adds about 2% to the rosé, the whole berries added to the Chardonnay near the end of fermentation, creating a beautifully delicate florality to the wine. Les Gras d'Huile is entirely Chardonnay - long, complex and ageworthy.

Since 2021, the wines are certified organic. The vineyards are in the same village of Beaunay in the commune of Celles-Les-Conde. The subsoil in Beaunay is mainly white chalk, from the sedimentation of coccoliths during the upper campanian era..

His wines are transformative. They have incredible texture, length, and when taking a sip of the Gras d’Huile, you can’t help but think about the wine's longevity. The rose is pretty unique as well. It is delicate, aromatic, floral, with the texture and minerality of chardonnay. The care he puts into his vineyards shows. They are full of life and bountiful with natural grasses. In the cellar every step is done by hand. After visiting with him this September, we were happy to learn he will be adding some barrels to add some more wines to the lineup!.

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Oudiette

Maxime is perhaps the Selosse pupil you haven't heard about, as he's humbly crafting microscopic amounts of two stellar cuvées from Beaunay, a quiet village in the Côte des Blancs.

Maxime Oudiette joined his parents' Beaunay estate in 2012. Prior, Maxime spent time working with the iconic Anselme Selosse. He wanted to take what he had learned and develop his own philosophy for winemaking and viticulture. The main focus for Maxime is in the vineyard; creating a symbiotic ecosystem between the vines and the soil. This will create better wines that represent a sense of place. Focusing on an organic and biodynamic diversity, vitiforestry, and permaculture will help the vines be more self-sufficient in adapting to climate changes. After years of crafting his philosophy, Maxime established his own label, Maxime Oudiette in 2018.

His work in the vineyards has been focused on creating a sustainable, diverse ecosystem where the vines can thrive and produce a clear sense of place. The clay and chalk soils generate both freshness and texture, the latter aided by barrel fermentations as well. Within the vineyard, Chardonnay makes up almost the entirety, with a few old-vine Meunier plantings from which he adds about 2% to the rosé, the whole berries added to the Chardonnay near the end of fermentation, creating a beautifully delicate florality to the wine. Les Gras d'Huile is entirely Chardonnay - long, complex and ageworthy.

Since 2021, the wines are certified organic. The vineyards are in the same village of Beaunay in the commune of Celles-Les-Conde. The subsoil in Beaunay is mainly white chalk, from the sedimentation of coccoliths during the upper campanian era..

His wines are transformative. They have incredible texture, length, and when taking a sip of the Gras d’Huile, you can’t help but think about the wine's longevity. The rose is pretty unique as well. It is delicate, aromatic, floral, with the texture and minerality of chardonnay. The care he puts into his vineyards shows. They are full of life and bountiful with natural grasses. In the cellar every step is done by hand. After visiting with him this September, we were happy to learn he will be adding some barrels to add some more wines to the lineup!.

See More at Thatcher's Imports
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