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Champagne Pierre Paillard, Bouzy (Imported by Bouzy) Les Parcelles 60 Les Parcelles Magnum 125 Les Terres Roses 65 La Grande Récolte 2-2019 2008 95 Les Maillerettes 2-2021 2016 75 Les Mottelettes 5-2018 2013 80 Doyard, Vertus (Imported by Bouzy) Cuvée Vendémiaire 65 Révolution 70 Les Lumieres 1-2018 2008 325 Miniere F & R, Hermonville (Imported by Bouzy) Influence 65 Rosé Influence 6-2018 75 Symbiose 11-2018 2009 95 Pierre Moncuit, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger Delos 65 Brut Rosé 65 Millésime Extra Brut 2010 85 Millésime Extra Brut 2008 95 Millésime Zéro Dosage 2006 95 Cuvée Nicole Veilles Vignes 2006 125 David Léclapart, Trépail L ‘Amateur 2018 75 L ‘Artiste 2015 125 Vouette et Sorbée, Buxières Sur Arce Fidèle 11-2018 2016 80 Blanc d’Argile 09-2019 2016 95 Textures 11-2017 2015 130 Egly Ouriet, Ambonnay Brut tradition 10-2018 90 Brut Rosé 155 Millésime 2011 215 Jacques Selosse, Avize Initial 10-2020 195 V.O. 10-2020 225 Substance 9-2020 325 Rosé 10-2020 245 Ruppert-Leroy, Essoyes Fosse-Grely 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