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Moet & Chandon – N.I.R. Nectar Impérial Rosé Dry
€70,55 €83,00
Moet & Chandon – NIR Nectar Impérial Rosé Dry
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Dom Pérignon – Rosé Vintage 2009
€313,65 €369,00
Dom Pérignon – Rosé Vintage 2009
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Moët & Chandon – Ice Imperial MAGNUM
€110,42 €129,90
Moët & Chandon – Ice Imperial MAGNUM
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Beau Joie – Demi-Sec "Sugar King"
€84,15 €99,00
Beau Joie – Demi-Sec “Sugar King”
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Beau Joie – Brut Rosé 75 cl
€114,75 €135,00
Beau Joie – brut Rosé
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Lombard & Cie Brut Nature Le Mesnil sur Oger Grand Cru
€51,77 €60,90
Lombard & Cie Brut Nature Le Mesnil sur Oger Grand Cru
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Lombard & Cie Brut Nature Grand Cru Millesime 2008
€97,75 €115,00
Lombard & Cie Brut Nature Grand Cru Millesime 2008
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Lombard & Cie Brut Nature Cramant Grand Cru
€49,21 €57,90
Lombard & Cie Brut Nature Cramant Grand Cru
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Francoise Bedel, Champagne L'Ame de la Terre Extra Brut, Trinkvergnügen, Champagner
€95,20 €112,00
Françoise Bedel – Champagne "L'âme de la terre" extra brut 2010
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Brice Allouchery – Les Sablons 2018
€58,65 €69,00
Brice Allouchery – Les Sablons 2018
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Georges Remy – Mont de Tauxieres Grand Cru
€84,15 €99,00
Georges Remy – Mont de Tauxieres Grand Cru
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Ruinart – Ruinart Rosé
€75,65 €89,00
Ruinart – Ruinart Rosé
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Veuve Clicquot – La Grande Dame 2018
€152,15 €179,00
Veuve Clicquot – La Grande Dame 2018
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Krug – Vintage 2011
€301,75 €355,00
Jug – Vintage 2011
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Our most exclusive champagnes

Discover our carefully curated collection of champagnes and find the perfect companion for your special moment. Whether as a luxurious aperitif, to complement exquisite cuisine, or as the highlight of a festive occasion – our champagnes meet the highest standards. Order now and experience the excellence that makes each champagne unique.

 

Frequently asked questions about champagne

Champagne must originate from the French region of Champagne and is produced according to the traditional Méthode Champenoise, which includes a second fermentation in the bottle. This gives Champagne its characteristic bubbles and complex aromas.

The main grape varieties for Champagne are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. These grape varieties can be used alone or as a blend to create different styles of Champagne.

Champagne should be served well chilled at around 6-8°C. Tall, slender glasses (flutes) are best to showcase the delicate bubbles and aromas.

Champagne is versatile and pairs perfectly with light appetizers, seafood, sushi, and even fried foods. Rosé champagne harmonizes particularly well with red fruit desserts.

Most non-vintage champagnes should be enjoyed within 3-4 years of purchase. Vintage champagnes, on the other hand, can age for many years under optimal storage conditions, developing deeper and more complex aromas.