Jean-Vesselle Bouzy Rouge 2009 AOC 0.75l

Jean-Vesselle Bouzy Rouge 2009 AOC 0.75l is a distinctive offering born in the heart of Bouzy, a symbolic village in the Montagne de Reims, where the terroir appears like a silent language capable of guiding careful and measured winemaking. Maison Jean-Vesselle, with roots spanning generations of winemakers, tells a story of daily vineyard care, meticulous parcel selection, and a vocation for simple work that looks to the future. The company's identity is founded on tradition, respect for the raw material, and a certain austere depth: a production philosophy that favors minimal intervention in the vineyard and cellar, practices attentive to the climate and biodiversity, and a faith in the natural character of the Pinot Noir grapes grown in the anatomical conditions of Bouzy. Jean-Vesselle's winemaking style is distinguished by a distinct yet balanced personality: Bouzy Rouge 2009 expresses the ripeness typical of a vintage, a texture that supports the wine's structure without crushing it, offering ripe berries, a subtle savory flavor, and a progressive spicy depth. Within the producer's portfolio, Bouzy Rouge occupies a prominent place as a reference for those seeking a red Champagne capable of pairing with robust dishes and characterful dishes, without sacrificing elegance and depth. Its stylistic characteristics emerge in a deep ruby ​​color and a bold yet balanced palate: the entry is soft, the tannic structure is well-supported, and the aromatic persistence demonstrates a clear connection to the Bouzy terroir and the silent hand of those who oversaw the winemaking. This wine plays a distinct role in the producer's portfolio: it is not simply an exception, but a constant presence that expands Jean-Vesselle's horizons, offering a complementary interpretation of the Champagne region. In closing, Bouzy Rouge 2009 is an example of tasteful dignity and expressive coherence, in line with the STELT positioning which favours authenticity, sensorial value and a measured and lasting territorial narrative.