Proteinvariation? Vad är det?
Jadu du kanske får svaret här. De har inte svarat än på när de filtrerar champagnen.
"Dear Fredrik,
Thank you for sending us your remarks.
To be very transparent, this phenomenon is a well-known one and it corresponds to "residues/particles" linked to our manufacturing process. Not only ours but the one of Champagne in general.
This phenomenon disappear when the Champagne is served, which makes the explanations harder to find. We are working on it.
For your information, all of the wines in the Taittinger range are filtered before being bottled. The Comtes de Champagne is a cuvée which was bottled more than 10 years ago now and which is produced in a traditional and complex way. This process can lead to more or less variable protein levels which may lead to slight protein instability after several months of disgorging.
We are working in partnership with the CIVC (Comité Interprofessionnel du Vin de Champagne) to better understand this phenomenon likely to occur in a few isolated cases and to limit it.
From a food safety point of view, being also ISO 22 000 certified, we assure you that these bottles are 100% compliant with the Champagne appellation and do not present any food safety hazard. A slight protein instability has no impact on the organoleptic characteristics of the wine, and these particles dissolve with pressure when serving Champagne.
In conclusion, from a technical and taste point of view, this wine has no default except these possible particles which disappear when we serve.
I hope our explanations have been clear enough and hope you’ll enjoy the wines.
We remain at your disposal for further information if need be.
Best regards,
Champagne Taittinger"