In some ways, this is the emblematic wine of the domaine. It was Michel Bettane, the influential French critic, who encouraged Francis Egly to bottle this single-vineyard wine separately, with the first release based on the 1989 harvest. This latest offering was bottled after the 2017 base had spent close to one year in cask before blending with 50% reserve wines from the 2016 vintage. The vinification and aging for both vintages took place in barrel. The fruit comes from old Pinot Noir vines in a single terroir known as Les Crayères. The vines here were planted in 1946, so they are now 75 years old (vines of this age are extremely rare in Champagne). The soil is barely 30cm deep, then it’s chalk, hundreds of metres down—hence the name of the site (craie is French for ‘chalk’; crayères references chalk quarries which likely once existed here). Les Crayères is situated mid-slope with a full south-facing exposure, not far from the estate’s cellars. The old vines are deeply rooted, giving the wine a classic mineral energy that weaves its way through the powerful, layered Pinot Noir fruit. The deep concentration is a product of the ripeness and low yields that the site and its ancient vines confer. The 2017 base is a tribute to the greatest sites of Ambonnay and the Egly-Ouriet domaine. Houses that emphasise blending may consider a 100% old-vine Ambonnay like this to be too intense; Egly gives it to you full throttle! This release has both profound depth and incredible finesse. It’s still early days for the nose (if you open it now, give it time), while the palate is already stunning: a layered yet chiselled, mineral mouth bomb. The dosage is only 2 g/L, and it’s invisible. As always, this unique expression of a singular terroir is built for food and aging. Give it two to three years, and it will be even better.

Like this grower’s Latitude, this is 100% Côte des Blancs Chardonnay (the vineyards are in Cramant, Avize, Oger and Vertus), yet the vineyards have thinner topsoils and so the vine roots plunge straight into the chalky bedrock. The name here refers to the vertical nature of the geographic locations of the vineyards as well as the style of wine resulting from the chalky soils of these sites, i.e. a more linear, mineral wine. While Larmandier’s Latitude is expansive across the palate, the Longitude is all about minerality, line and raciness. William Kelley has called this wine “one of the finest non-vintage bottlings to be found in Champagne”, and the high ratio of reserve wines (40% from their ‘perpetual’ reserve started in 2004) should leave you with little doubt as to the quality on offer. This special aged release is based on the 2017 vintage and has therefore spent considerably more time on lees than the traditional release.

Product Description: The Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2010 Takashi Murakami Limited Edition is a prestige Champagne that unites meticulous winemaking with contemporary artistic expression. Crafted from a challenging yet expressive vintage, the wine reflects Dom Pérignon’s pursuit of balance, tension and harmony rather than power alone. Pinot Noir plays a leading role, lending depth, structure and colour, while Chardonnay contributes precision, lift and aromatic clarity. Extended ageing on lees has shaped a wine of layered complexity, refined mousse and confident structure. The rosé style is defined by controlled intensity, where fruit, spice and mineral elements are carefully integrated rather than overt. This vintage expresses both generosity and restraint, capturing the paradox that defines Dom Pérignon’s house philosophy. The limited-edition presentation designed by Takashi Murakami elevates the bottle into a cultural object, but the substance remains firmly rooted in Champagne tradition. On the palate, the wine reveals a sense of movement and energy that evolves with air and time in the glass. Built for both contemplation and longevity, it is a Champagne that rewards patience and careful serving. Tasting Notes NOSE – Expressive and layered Aromas of wild strawberry, raspberry and blood orange are joined by dried flowers, subtle smoke, spice and hints of iron and chalk. PALATE – Structured and vibrant Precise red fruit and citrus peel are balanced by saline minerality, fine phenolic grip and a seamless, energetic mousse. FINISH – Long and resonant A persistent finish marked by chalky minerality, gentle spice and refined tension that carries impressive length. Reviews & Accolades “Potpourri, sliced strawberries, iron and terra-cotta notes with refined phenolics and an exceptionally polished finish. Powerful yet delicate, showing remarkable depth and finesse.” — James Suckling, 99 points Finer Details: Style – Champagne Rosé Varietal – Pinot Noir, Chardonnay Country – France Region – Champagne Vintage – 2010 Bottle Size – 750ml ABV – 12.5%

Product Description: The Krug Rosé 29ème Édition is a masterfully crafted expression of rosé Champagne, distinguished by the House of Krug’s signature approach of blending across multiple vintages to achieve depth, nuance and exceptional harmony. Rather than relying solely on a single harvest, this edition weaves together reserve wines some aged for over a decade with the year’s base wines to create a layered and evocative profile that transcends typical rosé Champagne conventions. In the glass it displays a luminous salmon-pink hue that reflects both finesse and vibrancy. Aromatically, the bouquet is generous yet refined, unveiling red berries and orchard fruit interlaced with rose petal, brioche and subtle spice, accented by delicate smoky undertones evocative of fine terroir expression. On the palate, the wine is full-bodied, driven by vibrant acidity that gives direction and lift to rich layers of strawberry, raspberry and citrus. There’s a fine interplay between creaminess and tension, with minerality and a whisper of savoury complexity adding dimension to the sumptuous fruit core. The finish is persistent and elegantly poised, combining freshness with echoes of red fruit and delicate florals. As with all Krug Champagnes, this rosé is crafted to evolve gracefully with bottle age, offering both immediate pleasure and rewarding complexity over time. The 29ème Édition stands as a distinctive and compelling rosé Champagne, worthy of special celebrations. Tasting Notes NOSE – Expressive and layered Aromatic currents of wild strawberry, raspberry and red cherry blossom with nuances of rose petal, fresh citrus zest, brioche and gentle spice. PALATE – Rich yet refined A seamless texture carries luscious red fruit, white peach and citrus flavours framed by vibrant acidity, subtle creaminess and saline minerality. FINISH – Persistent and elegant Long and nuanced, with lingering notes of red berries, floral warmth, gentle toast and fine mineral tension. Reviews & Accolades “Generous and expressive, this rosé brings together an energetic core of wild strawberry, raspberry and citrus skin, all carried with the signature Krug depth and finesse. Elegant yet powerful, it shows remarkable balance and length.” — Antonio Galloni, 96 points, 2025 Finer Details: Style – Rosé Champagne Varietal – Pinot Noir & Chardonnay Blend Country – France Region – Champagne Edition – 29ème Édition Bottle Size – 750ml ABV – 12.5%