Bollinger Vieilles Vignes Francaises Blanc de Noirs 2004 0,75L
| Weight | 3 kg |
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| Dimensions | 40 × 12 × 12 cm |
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| RP | N/A |
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| Vintage | 2004 |
| Volume | 0,75 |
Bollinger is one of the oldest and most prestigious Champagne houses, established in 1829. The wine is crafted using the traditional method, with fermentation in oak barrels followed by extended aging on the lees, creating a uniquely rich flavor profile.
Bollinger is renowned for its complex and opulent character: aromas of roasted nuts, ripe apples, and subtle hints of fresh pastry make this champagne a perfect choice for both celebrations and culinary pairings.
Bollinger Vieilles Vignes Francaises Blanc de Noirs 2004
An Exceptional Collector’s Champagne Experience
This 2004 vintage Bollinger Vieilles Vignes Françaises Blanc de Noirs stands as an exceptional testament to champagne craftsmanship, representing one of the rarest expressions from the prestigious Bollinger house. Distilled exclusively from old-vine Pinot Noir grapes in the famed Aÿ region of Champagne, this Blanc de Noirs is renowned for its historical significance and unparalleled rarity — with extremely limited production. Discerning collectors and connoisseurs alike will discover an investment-grade treasure destined to elevate any elite collection, combining heritage and exclusivity in each impeccably bottled 0.75L.
Key Features & Benefits
Crafted through meticulous manual harvesting and traditional vinification, this Champagne is made solely from Vieilles Vignes (old vines) Pinot Noir grapes, which are handpicked from ungrafted, low-yielding vineyards dating back over a century. Bollinger’s signature extended lees aging of over 10 years enhances depth and complexity, distinguishing it from typical vintage champagnes.
This attention to quality translates into a refined texture and exceptional longevity, making it not only a sublime tasting experience but also a smart collectible for long-term appreciation. The limited 2004 release underscores its rarity, appealing to those seeking exclusivity and heritage.
Heritage & Collectibility
Bollinger’s legacy, dating back to 1829, is synonymous with prestige and craftsmanship in the Champagne region. The Vieilles Vignes Françaises line is especially coveted due to the use of ungrafted vines, a rarity since phylloxera devastated most vineyards. The 2004 release marks a critical vintage renowned for balancing richness and finesse, highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
With fewer than 3,000 bottles produced, this release maintains strong demand on secondary markets, positioning it as a robust investment-grade asset that embodies the heritage and exclusivity synonymous with Bollinger.
Sensory Profile & Usage
Offering an exquisite sensory journey, this Blanc de Noirs presents an intense bouquet of wild red berries, brioche, and toasted almonds, layered with subtle hints of honey and spice. The palate reveals a powerful yet elegant structure, marked by vibrant acidity, creamy mousse, and a long, mineral-driven finish.
Serve chilled between 8-10°C to fully experience its complexity. Ideal for celebratory toasts or paired with delicate seafood, caviar, or aged cheeses, it also benefits from careful storage in a cool, humidity-controlled environment to preserve its exceptional character.
