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Egly-Ouriet

NV Egly-Ouriet, Les Vignes de Vrigny Premier Cru

France Pinot Meunier Champagne 750ML

Vinous

92

Burghound

90

CellarTracker

90
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NV Egly-Ouriet, Les Vignes de Vrigny Premier Cru
Egly-Ouriet

NV Egly-Ouriet, Les Vignes de Vrigny Premier Cru

France Pinot Meunier Champagne 750ML

Vinous

92

Burghound

90

CellarTracker

90
/
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Though he took over in 1980, it is today that Francis Egly is at his absolute apex, creating wines of unparalleled depth and quality. The house style he has imparted relies on perfectly ripe fruit but also extended lees aging; his close attention and deft hand artfully finds the perfect balance of power and finesse.

Egly-Ouriet

The fourth generation of Egly-Ouriet growers, Francis Egly has taken the family domaine to great heights of popularity and quality. His hallmark of strong farming to create perfect ripeness has been often mimicked by many an aspiring vigneron. Combine that with barrel fermentations and extended lees aging creates the highly sought-after texture and depth of Egly-Ouriet's wines.

Housed in the Grand Cry village of Ambonnay, Egly has long been a specialist of Pinot Noir, but the house holds old-vine plots of Chardonnay in Verzenay and Meunier in Vrigny as well. All of the plots are harvested by hand and in the winery fruit is handled very gently, cooling the cellar so as to avoid any risk of oxygenation. All pressings are done extremely carefully, and only the very finest juice (cuvée) is used for the house wines. No wines see less than 4 years' aging on the lees before release, and seldom does dosage exceed 5g/L.

Simultaneously omnipresent and hotly pursued by collectors, Egly belongs in every cellar. His wines are like sparkling versions of Burgundy, with the utmost finesse and character. Growers from all over Europe have become such fans, to the point that Anselme Selosse utilizes Egly's Coteaux Rouge as the source for the color in his rosé (just as Egly does for his own). Surely, countless others would do the same if they could!

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Egly-Ouriet

Though he took over in 1980, it is today that Francis Egly is at his absolute apex, creating wines of unparalleled depth and quality. The house style he has imparted relies on perfectly ripe fruit but also extended lees aging; his close attention and deft hand artfully finds the perfect balance of power and finesse.

The fourth generation of Egly-Ouriet growers, Francis Egly has taken the family domaine to great heights of popularity and quality. His hallmark of strong farming to create perfect ripeness has been often mimicked by many an aspiring vigneron. Combine that with barrel fermentations and extended lees aging creates the highly sought-after texture and depth of Egly-Ouriet's wines.

Housed in the Grand Cry village of Ambonnay, Egly has long been a specialist of Pinot Noir, but the house holds old-vine plots of Chardonnay in Verzenay and Meunier in Vrigny as well. All of the plots are harvested by hand and in the winery fruit is handled very gently, cooling the cellar so as to avoid any risk of oxygenation. All pressings are done extremely carefully, and only the very finest juice (cuvée) is used for the house wines. No wines see less than 4 years' aging on the lees before release, and seldom does dosage exceed 5g/L.

Simultaneously omnipresent and hotly pursued by collectors, Egly belongs in every cellar. His wines are like sparkling versions of Burgundy, with the utmost finesse and character. Growers from all over Europe have become such fans, to the point that Anselme Selosse utilizes Egly's Coteaux Rouge as the source for the color in his rosé (just as Egly does for his own). Surely, countless others would do the same if they could!

Vinous

Vinous

92

(100% pinot meunier; aged for 36 months on its lees and disgorged in July, 2012): Bright yellow. Pungent, mineral-tinged pear and blood orange aromas are complemented by deeper-pitched notes of honey and buttered toast. Juicy and precise, offering intense orchard fruit and red berry flavors braced by smoky mineral and ginger notes. Shows impressive clarity and length on the finish, which leaves bitter orange and toasty lees behind.

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Vinous

Vinous

92

(100% pinot meunier; aged for 36 months on its lees and disgorged in July, 2012): Bright yellow. Pungent, mineral-tinged pear and blood orange aromas are complemented by deeper-pitched notes of honey and buttered toast. Juicy and precise, offering intense orchard fruit and red berry flavors braced by smoky mineral and ginger notes. Shows impressive clarity and length on the finish, which leaves bitter orange and toasty lees behind.