L’Instant Présent Blanc Brut is the result of meticulous work both in the vineyard and in the cellar, carried out with deep respect for Nature and Terroir. Our Crémant de Loire comes from the estate’s finest schist parcels and is crafted from Chardonnay (50%), Chenin (25%), and Grolleau Gris (25%).
Crémant de Loire AOP
PRACTICAL INFORMATION ALL ABOUT THIS WINE
Commentaire de dégustation L’OEIL, LE NEZ, LA BOUCHECommentaire de dégustation : L’OEIL, LE NEZ, LA BOUCHE
To the eye, the colour is golden with very fine bubbles. On the nose, a beautiful aromatic complexity unfolds, revealing notes of ripe fruit and delicate spices. On the palate, a subtle combination of structure, length, and liveliness emerges, leading to a lovely finish with fine, velvety bubbles.
Accords Gourmands La cuvée Évasion À TABLE !Accords Gourmands : La cuvée Évasion À TABLE !
Aperitif and festive occasions Canapés and petits-fours Shellfish and crustaceans Raw or grilled fish Fish-based starters White meats White fruit desserts
Conseils de dégustation L’ASTUCE DU VIGNERONConseils de dégustation : L’ASTUCE DU VIGNERON
FOR SPARKLING WINES
The choice of glass is important when tasting Crémant. Use a flute to best appreciate its aromas.
Open just before serving.
Serving temperature: 8°C (46°F).
Vendanges, vinification et élevage L’ASPECT TECHNIQUEVendanges, vinification et élevage : L’ASPECT TECHNIQUE
Selection of grapes through successive pickings and hand-harvesting in small crates. Gentle pressing and selection of the finest cuvée juices. The first alcoholic fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks. The second fermentation occurs in the bottle, followed by 24 months of ageing on lees to develop beautiful aromatic complexity and fine, delicate bubbles.
Histoire LE DÉBUT D’ UNE AVENTUREHistoire : LE DÉBUT D’ UNE AVENTURE
The area of the prestigious Crémant appellation, created in 1975, is vast — encompassing the entire AOC regions of Anjou, Saumur, and Touraine. This appellation follows particularly strict production standards. Grapes, harvested at optimal ripeness, must be picked by hand and transported in ventilated crates to prevent crushing or premature maceration. Pressing must be gentle, with no more than 100 litres of juice extracted from 150 kilograms of grapes.