
Pinot noir d’Ecueil
Representing 3/4 of the vines, this is the ‘king’ varietal of the Domaine and of the Montagne de Reims region. The white flesh and juice of this black grape contribute to the structure and complexity of the Champagne. Produced entirely from the Domaine’s best Pinots Noirs d’Ecueil, our Louis Brochet Extra-Noir cuvée is vinified in oak barrels made with wood from the village’s forest. Through contact, the wine gains complexity, power and sweetness, balanced by the absence of malolactic fermentation, letting the wine keep its liveliness and freshness.

Chardonnay
Another typical Champagne grape, Chardonnay is characterised by the delicacy of its aromas and its floral notes. Fresh and elegant, this white grape is an ideal vehicle to underline the ageing of the cuvées. Produced with grapes from the “Les Vouagnes” and “Mont Benoit” plots, our Louis Brochet Extra-Blanc reveals all the elegance and finesse of the Chardonnay varietal in a light champagne with white fruit notes and a beautifully acidulous finish.

Pinot Meunier
This more rustic black grape variety is able to withstand difficult weather conditions. Developing more quickly than the Pinot Noir, it brings suppleness and roundness to the champagne. The grape also provides luscious, fruity notes that contribute to the complexity of the wine. More discreet, this varietal is nevertheless present in the blends of certain Louis Brochet cuvées, in particular the Brut 1er Cru, Demi-Sec 1er Cru, Extra-Brut 1er Cru and Rosé.