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Krug

Krug 2006

Krug 2006

$1,026.00 AUD
$1,026.00 AUD

The 2006 Vintage from Krug is generous and full - a champagne in true Krug style, with an expressive nose and palate. A true show-stopper. Named ‘capricious indulgence’ by the maison, this prestige cuvée was born of an unpredictable year. The 2006 will go down in history as one of the maison’s greatest.

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HOW TO ENJOY

Service temperature - 9-12°C
Storage advice - Store horizontally in a cool (10-15°C), dark place, away from vibrations.
Closure - Cork
Health warning - Contains sulphites
Alcohol by volume - 12.0%
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ORIGIN

Capricious Indulgence

Appearance: An intense gold.

Aroma: Expressive and indulgent, aromas of dried fruit, toasted almonds, hazelnuts, maple syrup, meringue and mandarin come through on the nose.

Taste: Aromatic and fresh, with a long finish, notes of nougat, frangipane and tarte tatin are brightened by the sharpness of grapefruit peel.

Krug 2006 is a delectable match for all cuisines, especially the most aromatic. Dishes with character such as tajine with lemon confit, ratatouille, slow-roasted leg of lamb, vegetable tian, game, “foie gras”, flavourful fish or duck breast grilled over grape vines will be raised to another level by Krug 2006.

Reims, Champagne France. The House was established in Reims in 1843, by Joseph Krug, a visionary non-conformist with an uncompromising philosophy. Having understood that the true essence of Champagne is pleasure itself, his dream was to craft the very best Champagne he could offer, every single year, regardless of annual climate variations. Paying close attention to the vineyard’s character, respecting the individuality of each plot and its wine, as well as building an extensive library of reserve wines from many different years, allowed Joseph Krug to fulfil his dream.

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