Ployez-Jacquemart – Extra Quality Brut

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The Facts

UPCs NV (12pk/750ml) - 3 517251 001115

Origins France > Champagne > Champagne

Appellation Champagne

Varietal Chardonnay

Cepage 50% Chardonnay, 25% Pinot Noir, 25% Pinot Meunier

Winemaking A pure 2013 wine without any reserve added

Aging Minimum 5 years before disgorgement

Alcohol by Volume 12.0%

Markets Texas

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The Character

Overall Bright and complex

Aromas Smoked almond, salinity, white cherry, preserved lemon, clover honey, & a chalky minerality

Mouthfeel Refined mousse and gentle lees

Selling Point 25% fruit sourced from Grand Cru and Premier Cru vineyards

Pairings Creamy risotto, fresh cheeses, bright seafood dishes

Awards 93pts Wine Spectator - #38 Top 100 (2025)

The Story

Only first press juice goes into the Ployez-Jacquemart wines. The wines undergo a very slow bottle fermentation in a 25-meter-deep cellar, giving them extremely fine bubbles. Wines are aged nose-to-punt, or sur pointe, in lieu of being aged on their side; aging sur pointe provides the antioxidative and aging benefits of the lees while not allowing the wines to become too rich from the lees contact. Ployez-Jacquemart's goal is to leave the structure of each wine intact, allowing the true character and personality of the harvest to shine through.

About Ployez - Jacquemart

Producer Story

Laurence Ployez is a third-generation winemaker at her family's estate, which was established in 1930. Ployez-Jacquemart owns 2.15 hectares of Premier Cru and Grand Cru vineyards in Ludes and Mailly-Champagne in the Montagne de Reims, known for its classic chalk slopes; in addition, Laurence purchases Premier Cru and Grand Cru grapes from 12 hectares of vineyards from growers that the family has worked with for over 20 years.

Producer Story

Laurence Ployez is a third-generation winemaker at her family's estate, which was established in 1930. Ployez-Jacquemart owns 2.15 hectares of Premier Cru and Grand Cru vineyards in Ludes and Mailly-Champagne in the Montagne de Reims, known for its classic chalk slopes; in addition, Laurence purchases Premier Cru and Grand Cru grapes from 12 hectares of vineyards from growers that the family has worked with for over 20 years.