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Cristal Rosé, Louis Roederer 2014 3×75cl 875 GBP/cs | Taittinger Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs 2006 1×6L 1,300 GBP/bt | Taittinger Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs 2011 6×75cl 420 GBP/cs | Philipponnat Clos des Goisses Juste Rosé 2006 6×75cl 1,050 GBP/cs | Philipponnat Cuvee 1522 Rosé 2006 12×75cl 840 GBP/cs | Ruinart Rosé N.V. 6×75cl 380 GBP/cs | Pierre Peters Cuvee Speciale Montjolys 2015 1×75cl 185 GBP/bt | Pierre Peters Cuvee Speciale Montjolys 2015 1×75cl 200 GBP/bt | Pierre Peters Cuvee Speciale Montjolys 2014 1×75cl 215 GBP/bt | Cristal Rosé, Louis Roederer 2007 3×75cl 990 GBP/cs | Taittinger Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs 2012 6×75cl 560 GBP/cs | Taittinger Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs 2008 6×75cl 800 GBP/cs | Egly Ouriet Blanc de Noirs VV Les Crayères, Egly-Ouriet BV16 6×75cl 990 GBP/cs | Egly Ouriet Blanc de Noirs VV Les Crayères, Egly-Ouriet BV15 6×75cl 995 GBP/cs | Dom Perignon 2012 3×1.5L 1,050 GBP/cs | Pol Roger 1990 1×3L 680 GBP/bt | David Leclapart L'Amateur 2018 6×75cl 260 GBP/cs | Delamotte Brut Rose N.V. 6×75cl 210 GBP/cs | Delamotte Blanc de Blancs 2018 6×75cl 240 GBP/cs | Cedric Bouchard VV/R22 2022 6×75cl 900 GBP/cs | Savart Premier Cru Blanc de Blancs, Champagne Savart N.V. 6×75cl 480 GBP/cs | Savart Haute Couture Le Mesnil, Champagne Savart 2017 6×75cl 990 GBP/cs | Savart Bulle de Rose Premier Cru, Champagne Savart N.V. 6×75cl 395 GBP/cs | Savart Haute Couture Le Mesnil, Champagne Savart 2019 3×1.5L 990 GBP/cs | Bollinger La Grande Année 2012 3×1.5L 510 GBP/cs | 

Champagne has traditionally been dominated by the grandes marques – Bollinger, Moet & Chandon, Pol Roger, etc. – whose famous non-vintage cuvées offer an introduction to the different house styles at an affordable price point. Their vintage Champagnes, which offer a snapshot of the best growing seasons, deserve time in the cellar to fulfil their potential. At the top of the tree are the prestige cuvées – iconic wines like Dom Perignon, Comtes de Champagne and Cristal – which offer the ultimate expression of Champagne at its glorious best.

In recent years, the grower Champagne movement has emerged showcasing the work of single estates and, in some cases, single vineyards. Some of these names – Anselme Selosse, Egly-Ouriet and Pierre Peters – have become every bit as sought-after (and expensive) as of some of the well established houses. There has never been a more exciting time to drink Champagne.

 

Champagne has traditionally been dominated by the grandes marques – Bollinger, Moet & Chandon, Pol Roger, etc. – whose famous non-vintage cuvées offer an introduction to the different house styles at an affordable price point. Their vintage Champagnes, which offer a snapshot of the best growing seasons, deserve time in the cellar to fulfil their potential. At the top of the tree are the prestige cuvées – iconic wines like Dom Perignon, Comtes de Champagne and Cristal – which offer the ultimate expression of Champagne at its glorious best.

In recent years, the grower Champagne movement has emerged showcasing the work of single estates and, in some cases, single vineyards. Some of these names – Anselme Selosse, Egly-Ouriet and Pierre Peters – have become every bit as sought-after (and expensive) as of some of the well established houses. There has never been a more exciting time to drink Champagne.

 

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