But let me offer two feeble answers. First of all, consider Louis Roederer Brut Premier. That's the excellent, entry-level, non-vintage Champagne from the same house. It costs about $70 a bottle.

Louis Roederer Champagne, best known for its tête du cuvée Cristal, is launching its first new cuvée in more than 40 years, a brut nature, meaning no dosage of sugar was added to the wine after ...

full-bodied wines worthy of the greatest vintages in Champagne,” says Jean-Baptiste Lécaillon, cellar master at Louis Roederer. Along with the Cristal, Roederer also released two other premier ...

Champagne Louis Roederer may not be as familiar a name ... Louis Roederer makes several other Champagnes, including the multi-vintage Brut Premier, and it produces wines from sister companies ...

It’s being practiced in more wine regions today, and while only about 1.5% of the vineyards in Champagne are farmed ... And let's make better wines!" Louis Roederer Brut Nature "Philippe Starck ...

Louis Roederer is best known for its Cristal ... having a bit more depth than the Brut Premier. The champagne also complemented fresh tuna stuffed gnocchi in a sauce made with sun-dried tomatoes ...

The Louis Roederer Brut Champagne Cristal 2008 ($279), which scored 97 points in Wine Spectator’s blind tastings, was vibrant and mouthwatering, with notes of white cherry and ginger. Representing Dom ...

For better or for worse, more and more press releases in the wine industry these days announce the sale of a family winery to a large, global wine company. The latest might have the best opening ...

Read part one here and part two here. ONE PLACE IS known for its chalky soils and cathedrals; the other for its apple orchards and pot farms. Champagne Louis Roederer makes wine in both.