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The first records of the Bara family date back to 1600, in the villages of Bisseuil, Oiry and Chouilly, near Epernay. In 1833 Auguste François Bara, a robust and spirited young man, arrived in Bouzy to start working as a cooper. Three years later, in 1836, he married Annonciade Robert, who already owned some vineyards.
Paul Bara's Special Club appears golden with hints of custard, mascarpone and candied lemon. In the mouth it is of great persistence and with a grouped and substantial bubble.
Paul Bara 
Bouzj, France 
Champagne 
Champagne AOC 
2004 
Pinot Noir, Chardonnay 
At least 6 years on the lees 
12.5% vol 
0.75l
Pair well with
The first records of the Bara family date back to 1600, in the villages of Bisseuil, Oiry and Chouilly, near Epernay. In 1833 Auguste François Bara, a robust and spirited young man, arrived in Bouzy to start working as a cooper. Three years later, in 1836, he married Annonciade Robert, who already owned some vineyards.
Paul Bara's Special Club appears golden with hints of custard, mascarpone and candied lemon. In the mouth it is of great persistence and with a grouped and substantial bubble.
Paul Bara Bouzj, France Champagne Champagne AOC 2004 Pinot Noir, Chardonnay At least 6 years on the lees 12.5% vol 0.75l