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Heidsieck Monopole Rose Top Non-Vintage

Founded just before the French Revolution in 1785 by Florens-Louis Heidsieck, Heidsieck & Co Monopole is the original Heidsieck House and the 4th oldest Champagne house in the region. The nose is floral with subtle hints of violet, followed by fruity aromas of wild strawberry and raspberry. Very fine and elegant on the palate, with a delightful freshness with a refreshingly tart finish.

Champagne Jean Noel Haton Extra Rose Grand Cru Brut Non-Vintage

Vazart-Coquart & Fils Grand Cru Brut Reserve, Blanc de Blancs

The Vazart-Coquart family has been involved in the wine business for centuries. In 1953, Louis Vazart and his son Jacques launched the family Champagne brand. Jean-Pierre Vazart, Jacques son, is now in charge of the estate. The Vazarts grow 95% Chardonnay and 5% Pinot Noir on their 26.4 acres (10.7ha) in Chouilly. Average vine age is 30 years. They produce what is considered to be one of the best Blanc de Blancs in Champagne.

Pol Roger Brut Reserve Non-Vintage Non-Vintage

Delamotte Brut Non-Vintage

Champagne Forest-Marie Brut Tradition Non-Vintage

Bliard-Moriset Brut Blanc de blancs Grand cru Non-Vintage

BLIARD-MORISET Brut Blanc de blancs Grand cru, Champagne

Bliard-Moriset Brut Nature Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru Non-Vintage

BLIARD-MORISET Brut Nature Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru, Champagne

G.H. Mumm Cordon Rouge + 2 Flutes

First impression: a sensation of freshness, with rounded, delectable notes. Juicy scents of succulent white and yellow fruits entice, with hints of lychee, pineapple, praline. Appetizing aromas of pastry – yeast, brioche – heighten the anticipation.Vibran

Gimonnet Gonet L Origine Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs

Gimonnet Gonet’s L’Origine is a Blanc de Blancs Champagne composed of fruit from five Grand Cru villages—Oiry, Chouilly, Oger, Cramant, Le-Mesnil-sur-Oger. As Gimonnet Gonet eschews the use of oak, the wine is fermented in stainless steel before it’s blended with reserve wines (30-35%), then aged in bottle for 22-36 months. Its golden colour, and mild mousse, leads to an expressive nose of bright fruit and a subtle nuttiness. The palate is grippy and fresh, yet creamy and elegant, with stone fruit, lemon zest, and a sense of minerality. 6g/l dosage.