A showcase of elegance, the Charles Heidsieck Blanc de Blancs magnum in a gift box combines festive packaging with oenological precision. It is presented in a white and gold box that highlights its luminous signature and refinement. A champagne made for large gatherings or prestigious gifts.
The pure expression of Chardonnay, on a grand scale
This Blanc de Blancs is the result of an exclusive blend of Chardonnay, carefully selected from 15 renowned villages.
- 100% Chardonnay – for liveliness, finesse and brightness.
- 25% reserve wines – for a smooth roundness.
- Extended aging of 3 to 4 years – for silky bubbles and great complexity.
Why choose the magnum in a gift box?
The magnum format enhances the wine's aging potential and texture. Accompanied by a refined case, it becomes a high-end gift. It serves approximately 12 flutes and offers a more harmonious tasting experience, with a slower evolution of the wine.
Tasting the cuvée
Color
An intense pale gold color with fine, elegant bubbles typical of great, long-aged Chardonnays.
Nose
A charming nose with notes ofcandied citrus, vine peach,acacia, andfresh almond.
Palate
A structured and mineral palate, underscored by the House's signature silkiness. Long and delicately zesty finish.
Storage and serving
The magnum in its case will keep perfectly for 8 to 12 years, or even longer. It will slowly evolve towards more buttery and complex aromas. Serve between 9 and 11°C to preserve its freshness and appreciate the finesse of its bubbles.
Why give this champagne as a gift?
Giving a magnum of Blanc de Blancs in a gift box is an exceptional gift. The elegance of the box, the renown of the House, and the prestige of the format make it the perfect choice for a business gift, a high-end reception, or a special event.
Anecdote about this cuvée
The white and gold design of Blanc de Blancs pays tribute to the purity of Chardonnay and the chalky light of the House's cellars. It is a symbolic way of linking the freshness of the grape variety to the long maturation period, which is at the heart of Charles Heidsieck's identity.
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