It is called Origance and it is a vintage Champagne, in this case vintage 2012, proposed by Maison Cheurlin Dangin. An extraordinary wine, capable of offering a surprising sensory experience. Specifically, it is a Brut, produced from 100% Chardonnay grapes, which rests for a long period on the lees in the bottle. Maturation, in fact, in this case lasts at least three years, contributing to the richness and complexity of Champagne. During this period, in fact, the wine undergoes a series of transformations that give it its characteristic aromas and flavours. In the Origance glass, it is a beautiful golden yellow, crystal clear with a fine and persistent perlage. On the nose, it offers a rich and complex bouquet, reminiscent of exotic fruit, orange blossom, beeswax, butter and yeasts. In the mouth, however, it is well balanced, with a long finish of exotic fruit and yeast. A wine of great pleasantness and typicality, this Champagne Origance 2012 seems made to be paired with delicate shellfish. The wine's freshness and savouriness also go well with oysters. Try it also with steamed king prawns or a fresh salmon tartare. Perfect for special occasions, to be uncorked strictly in the company of friends and family.