A sunny vintage that has kept all its freshness!

This 2008 vintage Blanc de Blancs captures the essence of Louise Brison: structured, age-worthy champagnes that reflect both terroir and year. The vineyard, located in Noé-les-Mallets on clay-limestone soils, sits at 320m altitude with a south/southeast exposure, offering optimal, gradual ripening.

2008 is widely regarded as one of the finest vintages of the last two decades in Champagne, delivering perfectly ripe grapes balanced by vibrant acidity, ideal for long aging.
It was only natural that Delphine Brulez would isolate this vintage, ferment and age it for 8 months in oak barrels, and leave it to rest over 13 years on lees before release.

Partial malolactic fermentation brings balance between richness and freshness. The zero dosage allows the wine’s natural tension and depth to shine through without disguise.

Today, this Chardonnay 2008 stands out for its elegant maturity, persistent salinity, and ability to pair with refined cuisine. A rare champagne, not for show, but by nature, a mature vintage, never repeated, and still available directly from the estate.