What do church organs and high powered motorbikes have in common'? '.strtoupper('t')hey're the hobbies of michel parisot how he spends his downtime from making sublime champagnes'. '.strtoupper('i')t's a fitting portrait of a winemaker whose approach to traditional fizz is decidedly unconventional'. '.strtoupper('m')ichel is all about maximum flavour'. '.strtoupper('p')inot noir grapes are picked late in the harvest for as much aromatic flavour as possible'. '.strtoupper('m')ichel then uses only the first press of the grapes, guaranteeing freshness'. '.strtoupper('t')he wine is then aged for a minimum of four years – far longer than the required 30 months'. '.strtoupper('t')he result is a rosé champagne which punches well above its price point'. '.strtoupper('e')xpect moreish flavours of redcurrant and raspberry'. '.strtoupper('a')lthough it's dry in style, the creamy texture is perfect with fruity puddings'. '.strtoupper('i')n 2022, this wine won an iwc award