Haton Champagne Cuvée Pure

Champagne Haton Cuvée Pure - Brut Nature 50% Chardonnay, 50% Pinot Noir

Champagne Haton Cuvée Pure is an unfined sparkling wine made from equal parts Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The result of precise blending and at least 4 years' cellar ageing, it is representative of Maison Haton's commitment to expressing the terroir of Champagne.

Technical characteristics

• Blend: 50% Chardonnay, 50% Pinot Noir
• Dosage: Brut Nature / Zero dosage (0 g/L)
• Ageing: Minimum 4 years in cellar

Sensory profile

Light gold color, with discreet, regular beading. The nose opens with notes of slightly ripe stone fruit, white flowers and hints of brioche. On the palate, the attack is taut, with fine acidity revealing a lively, mineral structure. The palette evolves towards creamy, white-fruit and citrus touches, accompanied by a clean, well-balanced finish.

Strong points

• Mineral purity: the absence of residual sugar underlines the characteristics of the terroir.
• Aromatic complexity: floral, fruity and with a subtle brioche note.
• Length on the palate: long-lasting thanks to acidity and prolonged ageing.
• Reputation: international Bronze and Silver awards (IWC, Global Masters).

Tasting and pairing advice

Serve between 8°C and 10°C, preferably in a white wine glass or flute to appreciate finesse and tension. This profile is particularly suited to lovers of zero-dose champagne looking for a pure, mineral, unadorned expression.

Suggested pairings: shellfish (oysters, lobster, langoustine), fish in a light sauce, fish carpaccio or sushi.

Why choose this Champagne?

Cuvée Pure illustrates Maison Haton's philosophy: respect for terroir, mastery of grape varieties and strict monitoring from vine to bottle. Its elegant structure and dry profile will appeal to connoisseurs looking for a fresh, mineral champagne that enhances the fruit and temporality of the wine.

Care and storage

• Serving temperature: 8-10°C
• Store upright in the dark, at a constant temperature (10-14°C).
• Enjoy now to benefit from its full potential and dynamic expression.