Nestled in a protected valley of Haut-Médoc, since 1926, Holden has flourished on a unique terroir where gravel, clayey limestone, and Oligocene marl converge. This rare geological mosaic, shaped over nearly a century, gives rise to crémants of remarkable suppleness and silky texture.

The color is brilliant pale yellow with elegant copper reflections. The nose reveals an assertive minerality: delicate Meyer lemon, saline spray, and white flowers of great purity. On the palate, the attack is vibrant and precise, carried by a rapid and incisive effervescence. The salinity remains constant from start to finish. The smooth texture brings a welcome softness that tempers this mineral intensity. A crémant for connoisseurs of lively and taut crémants.