Founded in 1772 in Reims, Veuve Clicquot is the embodiment of excellence in Champagne. With a heritage marked by audacity and innovation, each cuvée expresses the unmatched savoir-faire of the House. The House's signature, recognizable among all, offers a remarkable marriage of power and finesse.
What is a Brut Champagne?
Brut champagne refers to a sparkling wine containing less than 12 grams of sugar per liter. This minimal dosage highlights the purity and freshness of the wine, while allowing the aromatic richness of its blend to express itself. At Veuve Clicquot, brut champagne is distinguished by a subtle balance between power, structure and elegance.
Discover The Veuve Clicquot Brut Champagne
Veuve Clicquot Brut Carte Jaune
The Brut Carte Jaune is an essential reference for the finest connoisseurs. Representing the expertise of this Champagne House, this cuvée is famous for its robust structure, its fruity and complex framework, as well as its silky texture, emblematic of the House's style.
Brut Rosé
Veuve Clicquot's Brut Rosé seduces with its perfect balance between elegance and audacity. It reveals notes of red fruits and an expressive character, with a fine texture and freshness that enchant the palate, embodying the savoir-faire and innovative spirit of the House.
La Grande Dame
La Grande Dame is a prestige cuvée, dominated by pinot noir, which can represent up to 90% of its blend. It is complemented by chardonnay from the 8 historic Grands Crus. This cuvée is distinguished by the finesse of its bubbles and the richness of its aromas, blending dried fruits and toasted notes.
Vintage Champagnes (white and rosé)
These vintage champagnes, crafted only during exceptional years, highlight the singularity of each harvest. They are distinguished by beautiful structure, combined with the complexity and elegance specific to the House.
