A pale-yellow hue with golden highlights enchants the eye. A bewitching bouquet of white flowers, with hawthorn and jasmine coming to the fore. On the palate a smooth, delicately buttery attack, this champagne reveals notes of white nectarines.

The Champagne Henriot Brut Souverain NV is a delightfully effervescent and complex wine from the renowned Champagne region of France. With a clear and golden hue, this vintage NV showcases the mastery of Henriot, a prestigious producer based in France. On the nose, delicate aromas of white flowers, crisp green apples, and hints of toasted brioche entice the senses. These aromas are brought to life on the palate, where lively bubbles dance across the tongue and reveal a smooth and creamy texture. Flavors of ripe pear and citrus mingle with subtle notes of honey and almonds, creating a harmonious balance of sweetness and acidity. The Champagne Henriot Brut Souverain NV is a true representation of the finesse and elegance that this region is known for. Perfect for any celebration or special occasion, this champagne is sure to leave a lasting impression.

The Champagne Henriot Rose NV is a delightfully elegant and vibrant wine hailing from the prestigious Champagne region of France. Produced by the renowned Henriot winery, this vintage NV boasts a beautiful pale pink colour with delicate bubbles that dance gracefully in the glass. Upon the first whiff, the nose is met with seductive aromas of fresh strawberries, wild raspberries and a hint of brioche. On the palate, this wine exudes finesse and sophistication with a perfect balance of red fruit flavours and a subtle minerality. The finish is long and refreshing, leaving a lingering taste of summer fruits on the tongue. This Champagne is best enjoyed chilled and pairs wonderfully with seafood, light salads, or as an aperitif. Overall, the Champagne Henriot Rose NV is a charming and well-crafted wine that embodies the essence of French luxury and terroir.

Disgorged November 2022. Les Longues Voyes translates as ‘the long way’, referring not only to the 25 kilometres that you need to travel from the Laherte estate to arrive at the vineyard but also to the wine’s extended aging: 18 months in barrel and a further 18-20 months in bottle. The fruit is sourced from a single hectare of biodynamic vines in Chamery, Montagne de Reims, owned by a good friend of Aurélien Laherte’s. The 35-year-old vines are rooted in clay and silt over a limestone base. The wine was made from a single four-tonne press of grapes, which fermented naturally and matured in old Clos des Epeneaux and Leroux barrels. There was no malolactic conversion, and the dosage was 4 g/L. So, the estate now has two vintage Blanc de Noirs released at the same time: Les Vignes d’Autrefois from Meunier and Les Longues Voyes from Pinot Noir. The first comes from a chalky subsoil and the second from limestone, and it is fascinating to compare the different structures that result. Fans of Pinot Noir on limestone should move to the front of the queue.

Veuve Clicquot is widely regarded as one of the great Champagne houses. A pioneer in Champagne, Madame Clicquot's legacy can still be tasted in every bottle of Veuve. The Vintage by Veuve is a typically generous and full-bodied style of Champagne with all the toastiness and notes of brioche lover of Veuve have come to expect.