Published on August 12, 2025
The Roc Solare Brut Nature cuvée from Champagne Dhondt-Grellet comes from the Coteaux du Sézannais , in the villages of Barbonne-Fayel and Fontaine-Denis , where flint pebbles shape a luminous and mineral terroir.
Blend of 90% Chardonnay and 10% Pinot Noir , from 45-year-old vines , cultivated with ploughing and respect for living things.
The wine is vinified in stainless steel vats and barrels , with malolactic fermentation and the use of concentrated grape musts . It is composed of 70% of the 2012 harvest and 30% of the perpetual reserve initiated in 1986.
Disgorging : September 2024 – Dosage : 2.5 g/L – Alcohol : 12% vol
Technical sheet
- Type : Champagne Brut Nature – Coteaux du Sézannais
- Grape varieties : 90% Chardonnay – 10% Pinot Noir
- Origin : Barbonne-Fayel & Fontaine-Denis – Flint pebbles
- Vintage : 2012 (70%) + Perpetual Reserve since 1986 (30%)
- Soil : Flint – Sun-exposed hillsides
- Vinification : Stainless steel vats & barrels – Malolactic – Concentrated must
- Disgorging : September 2024
- Dosage : 2.5 g/L – Brut Nature
- Volume : 750 ml
- Alcohol : 12% vol
- Developed by : SCEV Dhondt-Grellet – RM30417 – 51190 Flavigny – France
- Contains : Sulfites
- Serving temperature : 10–13°C – in a suitable glass
Tasting profile
A sunny and mineral champagne, with notes of white fruits , flint and sweet spices . The palate is taut and precise, with a chalky and saline finish .
👉 Tasting techniques for Brut Nature
Food and champagne pairings
Pair with sea bream ceviche , fresh herb risotto , or grilled vegetables . Its purity and tension enhance seafood and vegetable dishes.
