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Champagne Mailly Grand Cru

The MAILLY House style captures the spirit of the estate, offering a range of eleven wines, each one notable for its exceptional balance, assertive vinous style, class and elegance.

As attested in eighteenth century writings on Champagne wine, Mailly Champagne has always ranked among the most remarkable of the Champagne Villages. In 1816 André Julien published the first international classification of wines in his seminal work Topographie de Tous les Vignobles Connus (The topography of all known vineyards). There, he divides French wines into five different classes, with Mailly belonging to a select group of six Marne Villages classified as “First Class” for the quality of their red grapes. The following century saw the establishment of the first échelle des crus: literally “ladder of growths,” or the rating system for determining grape prices in the Champagne area. The first was in 1911 and the second in 1920, both defined by the Syndicat du Commerce des Vins de Champagne in consultation with Champagne growers. Mailly has enjoyed 100% Grand Cru status virtually without interruption ever since.

Mailly Champagne, with its terroir encompassing 35 different lieux-dits, is a Champagne Village like no other.

Champagne Mailly Grand Cru
Champagne Mailly Grand Cru
Champagne Mailly Grand Cru
Champagne Mailly Grand Cru
Champagne Mailly Grand Cru
Champagne Mailly Grand Cru
Champagne Mailly Grand Cru
Champagne Mailly Grand Cru

Grapes from selected parcels in our 35 lieux-dits are harvested, pressed and vinified separately in small tanks or casks. Each parcel has its own unique expression, providing the Cellar Master with a range of exceptional still wines from the most recent vintage. And therein lies the key to successful blending: in this palette of aromas and nuances, made richer still by our impressive collection of reserve wines. These are still wines from more than ten different vintages, carefully matured in our cellars and classified according to year of harvest and variety. Reserve wines represent the backbone of our non-vintage Champagnes, ensuring a consistent style from year to year. Some of our cuvees are singled out by our Cellar Master for aging in oak barrels using the “solera” or “perpetual reserve” system: a system of wine aging developed by the Spanish and Portuguese to produce wines of a constant average age. The finished cuvee is then laid to rest in our cellars, buried 19 metres underground in the cool, silent ambiance of our crayères. And there it will remain for many years to come because it is here, in these historic chalk pits, that still Champagne wines “capture” their sparkle.

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