Infinite 8 Champagne is the story of the rebirth of the Champagne House of Edmond Roussin a family that had been working the vines since the French Revolution. Marc Letixerant was the owner of the House inherited from his Grandmother, his father Philippe was a presence in the Champagne world, finishing his career as Communications Director of the CIVC. Champagne Edmond Roussin regularly shipped to Asia, the USA and Great Britain in the 40's and 50's but unfortunately closed its doors in 1970. The presses of the Estate were used by Krug from 1970 to 1976. Nicolas Letexirant decided to revive the family's interest 20 years ago by replanting the vineyards and resurrecting the long dormant family b...
Infinite 8 Champagne is the story of the rebirth of the Champagne House of Edmond Roussin a family that had been working the vines since the French Revolution. Marc Letixerant was the owner of the House inherited from his Grandmother, his father Philippe was a presence in the Champagne world, finishing his career as Communications Director of the CIVC. Champagne Edmond Roussin regularly shipped to Asia, the USA and Great Britain in the 40's and 50's but unfortunately closed its doors in 1970. The presses of the Estate were used by Krug from 1970 to 1976. Nicolas Letexirant decided to revive the family's interest 20 years ago by replanting the vineyards and resurrecting the long dormant family business. Nicolas joined up with Frank Leroux to share a joint passion for and brought Champagne Infinite Eight to life
The nose is offering a nice freshness, the mouth is fruity and delicate, offering honeyed notes of almond flavors but also slightly creamy nuances, ensuring a silky finish.
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