There’s no doubt that old vines can produce some superior fruit – concentrated and with considerable character. But to what advantage for champagne? Especially if the preference is for more verve than voluptuousness for the sake of its effervescence, elegance and finesse. Sara Underdown interviews Didier Gimonnet on the role of Champagne’s old vines.
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