Posts Tagged ‘Champagne’
Barons de Rothschild Champagne
The Rothschild family is once again joining the arrows on their coat of arms to produce the Barons de Rothschild Champagne. The motto of the House is Concordia, Industria, Integritas, encompassing the brand’s values which guarantee excellence. Joining their talents to bring this Champagne to life are Baroness Philippine de Rothschild with her son Philippe, Baron Éric, Baron Benjamin and his wife Ariane. …
Read MoreBarons de Rothschild Blanc de Blancs 2006 Vintage
Hallmark of the savoir-faire of the House, this exceptional millésime symbolizes rarity and absolute elegance. Our first cuvée Vintage is issued from the great year of 2006. Matured on lees for 7 years, the blend is based on Chardonnay grapes taken from the top vineyards of the Côte des Blancs: Avize, Cramant, Mesnil-sur-Oger, Oger. This wine…
Read MoreChampagne René Jolly
Champagne René Jolly is an independent dating from 1737 and is rooted in a long family history. We produce our sparkling wines only from our own grapes, not imported from outside. They express the character of the terroir in the house’s home in Landreville in the Côte des Bar, south of the Champagne region. The…
Read MoreInfinite 8 Champagne Selection
Cuvée Diamond Rare and precious, this vintage nectar will seduce you with the richness of its aromas, before enthralling you by its voluptuous palate during the tasting… If Lady Luck is with you your numbered bottle will be that of the diamond…! One of only 888 bottles produced was paired with a magnificent certified 2 carats diamond. …
Read MoreChampagne Infinite 8
The spirit of Infinite Eight is the result of the meeting of two men inspired by the same passion for wine and in particular the one from their region, Champagne. In addition to its unique flavour, a major characteristic of Infinite 8 is also its design. 8 has a deep meaning in metaphysics, numerology, and human culture.…
Read MoreArmand de Brignac releasing it’s most expensive Champagne
The new Champagne will sell for around £600-700 – previously their most expensive Champagne (rosé) sold for £300. It is made from purely Pinot Noir grapes making it one of the regions priciest Blanc de Noirs, but not as high as Krug Clos d’Ambonnay’s £2,000 price tag. The high price is due to the production…
Read MoreChampagne Guilleminot
Channes is a small hilltop village located at the far end of the Sarce valley. It’s here that you’ll find Champagne Guilleminot. This family run house has gotten praise from English wine critics and is sold by some of the best wine shops in the UK. When I visited them I was shown around by…
Read MoreBeginners guide to Champagne
Love the taste of Champagne and want to know a little more about what it all means? Champagne is a name exclusively used for sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region in the north-east of France. You may have heard of Reims and Épernay, the two most popular towns and the commercial centres of the…
Read MoreMoët & Chandon Ice Impérial – Champagne to be Enjoyed with Ice
Moët & Chandon’s latest Champagne is a ground-breaking take on a traditional glass of bubbly as it’s the first Champagne specifically created to be served on ice. Timed perfectly for the upcoming hot summer days, Ice Impérial comes packaged in a stunning white and gold bottle, and is also available with it’s own glasses and accessories if you want…
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