Coessens Largillier les Sens Boises 2017 bottle
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Coessens Largillier les Sens Boises 2017

2017

Coessens Largillier les Sens Boises 2017 — a 2017 single-vintage Blanc de Noirs recorded as 100% Pinot Noir, drawn from the Largillier world that defines Jérôme Coessens’ highly focused Côte des Bar estate.

Coessens Largillier les Sens Boises 2017 is a particularly precise expression of a producer whose identity is already unusually concentrated. The wine is the 2017 vintage and is recorded as 100% Pinot Noir, giving it a complete single-variety identity rather than merely a broad association with the grape. Champagne Coessens is based in Ville-sur-Arce in the Côte des Bar, where Jérôme Coessens built the domaine around Largillier, a family-owned Pinot Noir monopole. That tight focus matters. Rather than drawing on a wide map of villages, much of the range explores differences within one principal climat, using sub-parcels and cellar choices to show how the same broader place can produce distinct wines. Les Sens Boisés sits naturally in that philosophy. The merchant record for the 2017 release describes a Blanc de Noirs from the Matière parcel, with time in cask before release. The key buying point, however, is the combination of exact vintage and complete grape identity: 2017 and 100% Pinot Noir. Those two facts make the bottle easy to place within the Coessens portfolio and straightforward to compare with other Largillier interpretations. For a first introduction to the producer, the broader Blanc de Noirs remains the clearest starting point because it draws together two Largillier sub-parcels. Les Sens Boisés is the more specialised purchase for someone who already understands the estate’s basic language and wants to look more closely at one release and one expression of the site. That makes it especially interesting in a comparative case alongside Coessens Brut Nature or Rosé de Saignée. The point is not simply to rank one above another, but to see how a tightly defined grower works Pinot Noir through different sub-parcels and winemaking approaches. For buyers drawn to site-focused Côte des Bar Champagne, Coessens Largillier les Sens Boises 2017 has a clear proposition: one vintage, one grape and a producer whose entire history is built around interpreting a very specific place. It is a bottle best bought for that precision rather than for generic house style.
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