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Giant Steps Wines is a renowned winery that was established in 1997 in the Yarra Valley. The winery has built a reputation for producing expressive...
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View full detailsThe Jerome Prévost La Closerie LC22 Extra Brut NV marks a unique chapter in the evolution of Prévost’s remarkable Champagne portfolio. Born out of necessity during the 2017 frost-ravaged vintage, this cuvée has evolved into a compelling expression of Prévost’s talent beyond his home vineyards. The 2022 edition is a blend of 80% 2022 vintage fruit and 20% reserve wine, sourced from various parcels around his home in Gueux, with the dominant variety being Pinot Meunier. This cuvée showcases Prévost’s approach to winemaking with spontaneous fermentation in used barrels, no filtration, and minimal intervention. The 18-month lees aging adds complexity and texture to this fleshy yet bright Champagne, making it a perfect companion for food.
The Jerome Prévost La Closerie LC22 Extra Brut NV marks a unique chapter in the evolution of Prévost’s remarkable Champagne portfolio. Born out of necessity during the 2017 frost-ravaged vintage, this cuvée has evolved into a compelling expression of Prévost’s talent beyond his home vineyards. The 2022 edition is a blend of 80% 2022 vintage fruit and 20% reserve wine, sourced from various parcels around his home in Gueux, with the dominant variety being Pinot Meunier. This cuvée showcases Prévost’s approach to winemaking with spontaneous fermentation in used barrels, no filtration, and minimal intervention. The 18-month lees aging adds complexity and texture to this fleshy yet bright Champagne, making it a perfect companion for food.
Jérôme Prévost is a winemaker whose artistry and philosophy revolve around purity, patience, and a deep connection to his terroir. Based in the picturesque village of Gueux, on the edge of the Montagne de Reims, Prévost is a micro grower-producer known for his commitment to crafting exceptional wines from his two-hectare plot of 40-year-old Meunier vines. His journey into winemaking began in 1998 when his close friend, Anselme Selosse, encouraged him to start making wine, offering him the use of his winery until 2003. Since then, Prévost has continued to refine his winemaking techniques, initially producing his wines in the garage behind his home.
Prévost’s philosophy is rooted in minimal intervention and a profound respect for the natural expression of the land. His wines are a reflection of his belief that the terroir should shine through in every bottle, with no excess manipulation. He focuses on producing a single wine each year from his estate and the Meunier grape variety, allowing the wines to evolve and develop their complexity over time. His approach to winemaking has earned him a cult following, and his wines are revered for their complexity, energy, and longevity. By limiting his production and focusing on the intrinsic character of his vineyards, Prévost offers a rare and authentic expression of Champagne, capturing the essence of his unique terroir.
The La Closerie vineyard, located in Gueux, is the heart of Jérôme Prévost’s winemaking. This vineyard is planted with old, low-yielding Meunier vines, grown on clay and chalk-rich soils that give the wines their characteristic minerality and texture. Initially, Prévost focused solely on his estate fruit, but after the frost damage in 2017, he expanded his sources, purchasing fruit from neighboring plots in Gueux. Despite this, the terroir remains consistent, with all the vineyards being farmed organically and following Prévost’s strict winemaking philosophy.
The soil composition, along with the pre-industrial planting techniques, ensures that the vines have deep root systems that produce concentrated, flavorful fruit. Prévost’s careful vineyard management practices include organic farming methods and a focus on sustainability, allowing the vineyards to thrive and evolve naturally. The La Closerie vineyard embodies the essence of Prévost’s winemaking philosophy, where the balance between nature and craftsmanship results in wines with exceptional character and complexity.
A complex bouquet of ripe apple, hot stones, and an intriguing mix of curry leaf and roasted nuts, offering a multi-layered aromatic experience that is both vibrant and inviting.
Rich and full of personality. The fruit-forward notes of ripe apple are complemented by a crisp minerality and a slight touch of spice, delivering a round and fleshy mouthfeel.
The finish is marked by a delicate minerality and roasted nut nuances, lingering beautifully with the wine’s refined texture and clean, crisp acidity. The light dosage adds just the right amount of finesse to the long-lasting aftertaste.
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Product Description
The Jerome Prévost La Closerie LC22 Extra Brut NV marks a unique chapter in the evolution of Prévost’s remarkable Champagne portfolio. Born out of necessity during the 2017 frost-ravaged vintage, this cuvée has evolved into a compelling expression of Prévost’s talent beyond his home vineyards. The 2022 edition is a blend of 80% 2022 vintage fruit and 20% reserve wine, sourced from various parcels around his home in Gueux, with the dominant variety being Pinot Meunier. This cuvée showcases Prévost’s approach to winemaking with spontaneous fermentation in used barrels, no filtration, and minimal intervention. The 18-month lees aging adds complexity and texture to this fleshy yet bright Champagne, making it a perfect companion for food.
Maker | Jerome Prévost:
Jérôme Prévost is a winemaker whose artistry and philosophy revolve around purity, patience, and a deep connection to his terroir. Based in the picturesque village of Gueux, on the edge of the Montagne de Reims, Prévost is a micro grower-producer known for his commitment to crafting exceptional wines from his two-hectare plot of 40-year-old Meunier vines. His journey into winemaking began in 1998 when his close friend, Anselme Selosse, encouraged him to start making wine, offering him the use of his winery until 2003. Since then, Prévost has continued to refine his winemaking techniques, initially producing his wines in the garage behind his home.
Prévost’s philosophy is rooted in minimal intervention and a profound respect for the natural expression of the land. His wines are a reflection of his belief that the terroir should shine through in every bottle, with no excess manipulation. He focuses on producing a single wine each year from his estate and the Meunier grape variety, allowing the wines to evolve and develop their complexity over time. His approach to winemaking has earned him a cult following, and his wines are revered for their complexity, energy, and longevity. By limiting his production and focusing on the intrinsic character of his vineyards, Prévost offers a rare and authentic expression of Champagne, capturing the essence of his unique terroir.
Vineyard | Jerome Prevost La Closerie:
The La Closerie vineyard, located in Gueux, is the heart of Jérôme Prévost’s winemaking. This vineyard is planted with old, low-yielding Meunier vines, grown on clay and chalk-rich soils that give the wines their characteristic minerality and texture. Initially, Prévost focused solely on his estate fruit, but after the frost damage in 2017, he expanded his sources, purchasing fruit from neighboring plots in Gueux. Despite this, the terroir remains consistent, with all the vineyards being farmed organically and following Prévost’s strict winemaking philosophy.
The soil composition, along with the pre-industrial planting techniques, ensures that the vines have deep root systems that produce concentrated, flavorful fruit. Prévost’s careful vineyard management practices include organic farming methods and a focus on sustainability, allowing the vineyards to thrive and evolve naturally. The La Closerie vineyard embodies the essence of Prévost’s winemaking philosophy, where the balance between nature and craftsmanship results in wines with exceptional character and complexity.
Tasting Notes
NOSE:
Expressive, Lively, Inviting
A complex bouquet of ripe apple, hot stones, and an intriguing mix of curry leaf and roasted nuts, offering a multi-layered aromatic experience that is both vibrant and inviting.
PALATE:
Fleshy, Textured, Bright
Rich and full of personality. The fruit-forward notes of ripe apple are complemented by a crisp minerality and a slight touch of spice, delivering a round and fleshy mouthfeel.
FINISH:
Long, Harmonious, Elegant
The finish is marked by a delicate minerality and roasted nut nuances, lingering beautifully with the wine’s refined texture and clean, crisp acidity. The light dosage adds just the right amount of finesse to the long-lasting aftertaste.
The Finer Details
Style - Champagne
Varietal - Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, Chardonnay
Country - France
Region - Champagne
Vintage - LC 22, Disgorged
Bottle Size - 750ml
ABV - 12.5%