Pierre Peters Les Montjolys Blanc de Blancs 2015 AOC 0.75l

Pierre Peters Les Montjolys Blanc de Blancs 2015 (0.75L bottle) is a vintage Champagne that celebrates the purity of Chardonnay and the consistency of a house that speaks of terroir with a clean, precise voice, offering an evolving interpretation of the Côte des Blancs heritage. The history of producer Pierre Peters is intertwined with a family vocation: an artisanal business that has made tending the vineyards and controlled winemaking its hallmark, demonstrating how daily attention in the vineyard translates into wines that express the place. The production philosophy is based on a minimalist approach, where precision, cleanliness of the fruit, and careful management of fermentation guide every step, from aging on the lees to final blending. Les Montjolys is born from select parcels and the mineralizing character of the local limestone soil, a habitat that gives the wine a saline tension and a spark of clarity that stands the test of time. Compared to other Blanc de Blancs from the same region, this wine stands out for its winemaking discipline that avoids excessive fullness: speed is not a priority, but the slow and measured evolution allows for the discovery of nuances of chalk and stone, along with citrus notes reminiscent of grapefruit, lemon, and a delicate toastiness. On the palate, it is lean yet structured, with a distinct acidic punch that supports a firm center, a ripeness of sorbet berries, and a finish reminiscent of toasted almonds and minerals. Within the Pierre Peters range, Les Montjolys Blanc de Blancs 2015 occupies a prominent position: it is not simply a companion to special occasions, but a wine capable of defining the register of purity, continuity, and longevity that the house offers its connoisseurs. The wine is designed for those seeking an elegant interpretation of an elite Chardonnay, capable of dialoguing with refined dishes and moments of gastronomic contemplation, while also offering a flavor profile ready to evolve over time. This is in line with STELT's positioning: a wine that prioritizes terroir, precision, and slow maturation, capable of accompanying significant experiences over time.