Champagne Geoffroy Collection No.1 Preambulle Case 3 x 75cl

2000 - "A warm and rainy winter is followed by a wet spring. Early flowering around June 14 amid perfect weather. The month of July is unusual with incessant rainfall and low temperatures. A few signs during August that it really is summer but there is hail too and then, some speak of a miracle, as the harvest begins, the sky turns blue and sunny. The harvest looks more and more satisfactory."

2002 - "The 2002 campaign is characterised by virtually ideal climatic conditions. After very little rain, the cumulated average rainfall from April to September is 30% lower than in a normal year. Summer sees a slow succession of warm, sunny days. It rains during the first few days of September but the sun quickly returns for the harvest period. Smaller bunches of grapes result in a harvest of a reasonable quantity but with a potentially exceptional level of natural sugar."

2004 - "A clement spring is followed by an unstable summer. There is plenty of humidity and temperatures are cool during a rainy month of August. The first part of September is warm; conditions for the harvest are good. Nothing could reasonably have predicted that vines would be capable of such physiological prowess. At the harvest we pick a large quantity of grapes with well-balanced levels of ripeness and acidity.