Bonnaire champagnes have gained complexity in the last few years and are now purer, more precise, fresh and grippy.
They are very typical of Cramant and the Côte des Blancs.
[On the Côte des Blancs, the family estate in Cramant is now run by the fourth generation. Their 22 hectares of vines, mainly composed of Chardonnay, produce top-quality grapes. Dosages have all been lowered on the range.
G&M Average score : 16,3 / 20
[The estate is known best for its creamy, opulent blanc de blancs. The vintage-dated Blanc de Blancs is pure Cramant, combining a concentrated ripeness with a racy, vibrant structure that makes it suitable for long aging.
Recommended single-cru & single-vineyard wines of the Côte des Blancs
[This is certainly one of today's most reliable sources for champagnes of great origin.
An address that is progressing and refining its style.
High-quality estate, a benchmark in its sector
[FR] My personal cellar is full of Bonnaire Champagnes.
[My private cellar is full of Bonnaire. The estate produces one of the most creamiest wines the world has ever seen.
