Dom Ruinart was established in 1729 and was the very first established house of Champagne. They only make a handful of cuvees which are the Blanc de Blancs and Rose which are both available in NV and Millesime, in which the Millesime are only created in the best harvests. The essence of all their cuvees, their Champagnes are made entirely with Chardonnay Grand Cru that are carefully harvested on different terroirs from the Côte des Blancs and the Montagne de Reims vineyards to offer complementary characteristics. It is at the heart of the cellars of Maison Ruinart that these prestige bottles are slowly aged, for an average...

We have just acquired private French cellar of Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin which are extremely rare to find - this comes from a profound wine connoisseur who is a doctor and he received regular private allocations of Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin every year, these wines are labelled " Cuvée Hors Commerce, Réservée Mm. Les Fondateurs, leurs Héritiers et Successeurs" which means that they are not for sale through regular commercial channels. Although the disgorgement dates are not indicated in the labels, he has been told the disgorged date and released date so he marked these dates on the cases , and he can explore different experiences from various parcels. We are...

Jacques Selosse is one of the best growers and most influential winemakers in Champagne with all Grand Cru holdings in Avize, Cramant and Oger, making a fantastic range of champagnes in their usual styles and lieux-dits. He believes in low yields, organic viticulture and terroir, and over the years, he has grown a strong following from Champagne drinkers all around the world and has inspired many young producers with his winemaking philosophy. Wine critics have never been shy to express their appreciation for Anselme Selosse -"Anselme Selosse’s wines are among the most coveted bottles in Champagne.” – Antonio Galloni“No champagne grower is as renowned or as...

Located in the commune of Urville in the Aube, Drappier was founded in 1808 by the Drappier family. As one of the finest Champagne Houses, their cellar can be dated back to 1152, which was built by Cistercian monks from Clairvaux Abbey, known to be the oldest Cellar in Champagne. Drappier is famous for their Prestige tête de cuvée, Grande Sendrée, at the same time producing a selection of amazing vintage and non-vintage Champagnes. Owning around 62 hectares of vineyards, Drappier is well-known for its use of Pinot Noir, as well as its low quantity use of sulfur and dosage. With their focus on sustainability and the use of...

Deutz is a Champagne house with German origins, founded in 1838 by two Prussian immigrants, William Deutz and Pierre-Hubert Geldermann. Acquired by Louis Roederer in 1993, the house now owns 42 hectares of vineyard and has an extensive sourcing network for grapes. With the financial assistance from the Roederer powerhouse, Deutz has become one of the largest Champagne houses nowadays.  According to Champagne specialist and writer Tom Stevenson, the house's style is "firm, flavor-packed yet full of character”. One of their most notable productions is "Amour de Deutz", named after the statue of Cupid that stands in Deutz's courtyard in...