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2018 Jerome Prevost Champagne La Closerie Extra Brut Les Beguines #134417068
750ml
Reviews 93 points Vinous "The 2018 Extra-Brut Les Beguines is a gorgeous Champagne from Jerome Prevost. In this release, the Beguines is a bit more ethereal than it can be. There is plenty of Meunier character, with dried orchard fruit, spice and hazelnut flavors that are nicely lifted. This edition is 90% 2018 plus 10% reserve wines, all done in the 600-liter casks that Prevost favors. What the 2018 lacks in depth it more than makes up for with its charm and accessibility. (AG)"
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About Jerome Prevost
Jerome Prevost is a name that may not be familiar to mainstream Champagne drinkers, but his wines are beloved by sommeliers and collectors alike. These exceptional, terroir-driven wines are based on the unsung hero of Champagne grapes, Pinot Meunier, and are full of intensity and depth. Robert Parker's Wine Advocate has praised Jerome's wines, saying they "will thrill readers seeking the very finest in artisan Champagne."
Jerome's winemaking journey began in 1998, when he inherited his grandmother's two-hectare estate in the Montagne de Reims village of Gueux. Initially, he sold his grapes to other producers, but with the encouragement of his mentor, Anselme Selosse (of Jacques Selosse), he decided to make his own wine. Today, Jerome continues to make wine on his own terms, with a modern winery and home built on the edge of his vineyard.
Unlike traditional Champagne producers, Jerome makes single vineyard, varietal, and vintage wines. He is known for breaking the mold, and has been described as "one of Champagne's most fascinating young growers" by the Wine Advocate. If you're an enthusiast of fine Champagnes, a bottle of Jerome Prevost's Champagne is a must-have for your collection.
Jerome's winemaking journey began in 1998, when he inherited his grandmother's two-hectare estate in the Montagne de Reims village of Gueux. Initially, he sold his grapes to other producers, but with the encouragement of his mentor, Anselme Selosse (of Jacques Selosse), he decided to make his own wine. Today, Jerome continues to make wine on his own terms, with a modern winery and home built on the edge of his vineyard.
Unlike traditional Champagne producers, Jerome makes single vineyard, varietal, and vintage wines. He is known for breaking the mold, and has been described as "one of Champagne's most fascinating young growers" by the Wine Advocate. If you're an enthusiast of fine Champagnes, a bottle of Jerome Prevost's Champagne is a must-have for your collection.