Champagne

The Mercier Champagne House was founded in 1858 by Eugene Mercier. This Brut champagne is very popular in France, made from all three grape varietals.  More info

A floral, pastry rich Champagne, Pol Roger Brut Réserve is blended from 30 wines from different vineyards and vintages. The result is a classic style of Champagne.  More info

A superb Brut champagne with lovely balance and subtlety, blended from 40% Chardonnay and 60% Pinot Noir.  More info

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This is our house Champagne, and it's a corker! This incredible brut is served on first class British Airways, American Airlines and even Air France! This was also once the house Champagne at the Ritz London! This is produced from 75% Pinot Noir and 25% Chardonnay at Cattier's small vineyard in Chigny-Les-Roses.  More info

A very rich vintage for Dom Pérignon. Fine mousse, very deep, sublime delivery, fruity, almost nutty. Although this 1993 vintage is ready now it will keep.  More info

Classic Champagne. The first choice of many connoisseurs worldwide. The name literally translates as 'Widow Clicquot', and is in honour of the formidable widow of the house who turned the company's fortunes round in the early 19th Century.  More info

The very successful rose Champagne from Moet et Chandon. Great Value for Champagne of this caliber.  More info

Consistently excellent, Moet et Chandon are one of the most successful Champagne houses in France. Interesting trivia: Moet is pronounced 'Moh-Et', and not Moh-Eh' due to the Germanic origins of the house's founders.  More info

The King of Champagnes... Krug is truly spectacular, combining exceptional pressings from many different years to produce a consistently excellent 'multi-vintage' Champagne.  More info

A truly exemplary vintage of Moet et Chandon's premier cuvee. Named for the Monk who supposedly accidentally discovered Sparkling wine in the Champagne region (he never though).  More info

2000 vintage from Piper-Heidsieck. This is very creamy and rich. All sorts of flavours from coffee and hazelnut, to sweet citrus and berry fruits. Sublime.  More info

Charles Heidsieck is a small scale producer of great quality Champagnes. This 2000 vintage is great with smoked fish or hard cheese. Wonderfully fruity aromas with flavours of stone fruits, figs and a steely edge. Good, long finish.  More info

A big, brooding Rosé from Veuve Clicquot. Such is the body and finesse of this fine champagne that it has the potential to be aged for over two decades! This is mostly made up of Pinot Noir, with the addition of Grand Cru Pinot Noir from the Bouzy vineyard (yes, it is an apt name for a vineyard). A stunner!  More info

Absolutely astonishing Champagne from Veuve Clicquot. This is Pinot Noir led, and it offers a wonderfully floral, chalky aroma with tonnes of complexity and balance. The 1998 La Grande Dame has the classic Veuve Clicquot style.  More info

A fresh and lively dry rosé Champagne from Mercier. Loads of flavour and balance with flavours of tangy strawberries.  More info

A dazzling vintage from Moët & Chandon, this is the 67th vintage since the first was release in 1842. This is Chardonnay led, and it offers a full body and sprightly flavour.  More info

An excellent Blanc de Blancs from Ruinart. This is a fruity, seductive Champagne with citrussy, floral aromas and stone fruits on the palate.  More info

2003 vintage Moët & Chandon 2003 Rosé champagne, made with all three champagne grape types. This is an intense and rich champagne, with a toasty character, and bold acidity.  More info

A brut Baron de Beaupré Rosé Champagne. The producer's vineyards are sited in Epernay, and there are 65 hectares. Fresh and fruity.  More info

A blend of a variety of crus, with some old reserve wines in the mix, Bollinger Special Cuvée was first launched in 1911. William Folks, a partner of the London House of Mentzendorff, who felt it was an insult to refer to a wine of this caliber as a "non vintage", suggest "Special Cuvée" to Bollinger as a far more suitable name. This is a crisp, fruity Brut Champagne with honey, pastry and wonderful balance.  More info