2018 Suenen 'Les Robarts' Grand Cru Cramant Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut, Champagne, France Cazottes and insect sexual-confusion techniques are

and insect sexual-confusion techniques are employed

also 50-60 year-old vines planted in sandstone

the 10-acres of vine are surrounded by 110 acres of oaks

Trousseau was confused with another grape variety which through DNA testing was discovered to be Maturana Tina

tucked luckily between two residential houses

2018 Suenen 'Les Robarts' Grand Cru Cramant Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut, Champagne, France Cazottes and insect sexual-confusion techniques areA lieu dit that lies on the border of Avize & Cramant with vines in both villages Aurliens parcel is on the Cramant side right along the Avize border at the top of a small hill with roughly 30 cm of silty clay topsoil over degraded Campanian chalk originally planted in 1952, then again in 1978 & 1984 largely massale selection vines vines average around 38 years old. The wine sees around 9 months in a single 20 hectoliter Stockinger foudre a further 5