Watch How Bollinger Makes Rare, Expensive Champagne

The video discusses a special champagne from Bollinger vineyards, made from rare vines in a small plot that survived the Phylloxera bug. The production involves a meticulous process with trained workers harvesting grapes quickly. The wine is highly valued, selling for up to $5000 a bottle, and is considered legendary for its powerful and fresh qualities.

What makes the Vieilles Vignes Francaises champagne unique?

• It is the cheapest champagne available.

• It is made in America.

• It is produced from rare plants that survived a pest.

• It is made from a large vineyard.

How many workers are involved in the grape harvesting process at Bollinger?

• About 60 workers

• About 40 workers

• About 20 workers

• About 10 workers

What is the first step after the grapes are harvested at Bollinger?

• They are left to dry.

• They are shipped to another location.

• They are stored for a year.

• They are immediately pressed.

How many bottles of Vieilles Vignes Francaises are sold per year?

• 150000 to 200000 bottles

• 15000 to 20000 bottles

• 150 to 200 bottles

• 1500 to 2000 bottles

What is the maximum price a bottle of Vieilles Vignes Francaises can sell for?

• $5000

• $10000

• $1000

• $500