L. Aubry Fils   Champagne, France  
 
 
 
  Very unique Champagnes and among the best pink-fizz in the entire region. Be ready to have your mind expanded! Given the breadth of the range, it’s hard to make shift with a few telling descriptors. They are flowery and high-flying Champagnes, rather like a cross of Chartogne and Chiquet, but not exactly similar to either. Class, depth and detail are abundant. They are graceful, even when they’re intense. As Aubrys use concentrated must instead of sugar for their dosage, the palate “reads” the sweetness differently. There’s more of a  fructose texture, a clotted-cream kind of grip. I find these Champagnes alternately lovable and impressive, and occasionally both.

•Vineyard area: 17 hectares
•Annual production: 11,700 cases
•Soil types: Clay-limestone
•Grape varieties: 30% Pinot Noir, 40% Pinot Meunier, 30% Chardonnay

For more information, please view the Terry Theise catalog on this website. 
 
  Website: http://www.champagne-aubry.com
 
  Wines:      
  Note: * indicates limited item, please consult your sales rep for availability size formats other than 750ml may not contain wine information.      
 
'Ivoire et Ebene', Aubry 2003    
'La Nombre d'Or Sable Blanc des Blancs', L. Aubry Fils 2004    
Champagne 'Aubry de Humbert', L. Aubry Fils 2004    
Champagne Brut, Aubry      
Champagne Rose, Aubry      
Le Nombre d'Or Campanae Veteres Vites, L. Aubry Fils 2003    
Sabl‚ Ros‚ 'Nicolas Francois Aubry', Aubry 2004    
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
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