Range "The Classics"

Pavane

Brut

A mature, sumptuous champagne

Pavane invites us to join in a danse with time itself. Its long ageing gives it patina and maturity. A sparkling creation designed for all champagne lovers.

30,90 € – 144,00 €

Flaconnage disponible

Shipping costs Metropolitan France
(Excluding Corsica)
from 1 to 6 bottles = €12.00
from 7 to 12 bottles = €20.00
More than 12 bottles: free shipping

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Grape varieties

Chardonnay

Meunier

Pinot noir

Winemaking process

Dosage :

g/liter

Limited edition:

bottles

Storage

Aging on the lees:

24 months

((bottle))

Cellaring potential:

years

Colour

Pavane is a delicately hued champagne, the pale yellow gold colour highlighted by deep green yellow glints.

Nose

Pavane’s aroma reveals notes of hazelnut, lemon cream, almond and roasting. The champagne gradually unfurls, delivering notes of biscuit, blackberry, strawberry and Sichuan pepper.

Fragrances

On the palate, a supple and fresh texture goes hand in hand with a creamy, well-blended effervescence. Pavane boasts a voluptuous, fruity body underpinned by lemony acidity. The mid-palate is marked by a sand-and-clay minerality that gives it a supple structure, salinity and opulence. Reserve wines provide added aromatic expansion and patina. The melting finish is accessible and fruity, seasoned by a modest array of spicy accents.

Turbot filet, mashed celery and onion juice
Roast cod steak, preserved lemon and braised fennel
Chicken supremes, oven chips and preserved lemon zest cream
Beaufort, comté and emmental fondue

Our recipes

Find a host of recipes for dishes to complement our champagnes

« To really bring out the flavours of Jean Hû champagnes, we suggest that you drink them in slender, slightly curved glasses. The ideal serving temperature is 8°C. »