Elegant and sophisticated, Laurent-Perrier’s La Cuvée, presented in a refined case, perfectly reflects the house’s pure and precise style. With Chardonnay as its dominant grape, this cuvée captivates with its freshness, minerality, and aromatic finesse. An ideal champagne for an aperitif.
The Production of Laurent-Perrier’s La Cuvée
La Cuvée is made exclusively from the first pressing, known as the “cuvée,” which is the finest portion of the juice. The blend consists primarily of Chardonnay (50 to 55 %), combined with 30 to 35 % Pinot Noir and 10 to 15 % Meunier. This selection reinforces the signature freshness and elegance unique to Laurent-Perrier. 20 to 30% reserve wines ensure consistency in style and beautiful complexity.
The Terroir
More than 100 crus selected from the three major Champagne regions—Montagne de Reims, Côte des Blancs, and Vallée de la Marne—are blended into this cuvée. This diversity brings balance, structure, and finesse to this iconic cuvée.
Aging
Each bottle is aged for a minimum of 4 years on the lees in the cool, deep cellars of the House of Laurent-Perrier, revealing well-integrated aromas and delicate effervescence.
Dosage
With a dosage of between 7 and 8 g/L, La Cuvée retains a brut, airy, and crystalline character, allowing the purity of the Chardonnay to fully express itself.
Tasting Notes
Appearance
The Laurent-Perrier Cuvée has a golden color with silvery highlights that accentuate its fine, persistent bubbles.
Nose
The nose is exceptionally delicate, opening with aromas of fresh citrus and white flowers. Complexity then unfolds with riper notes of white fruit.
Palate
On the palate, the attack is marked by great freshness. The wine is perfectly balanced, combining finesse and fruitiness, with flavors of white fruit that linger on the finish. This cuvée is both round and harmonious, ideal for pairing with a wide variety of dishes.
Pairing Suggestions
- Blini with smoked salmon
- Mini sea bream tartare
- Emmental cheese gougères
- Seared Scallops
- Poultry with Citrus
- Steamed sea bass with sauce vierge
- Lemon panna cotta
- White Fruit Salad
- Almond and Peach Shortbread
Storage and Serving Tips
Storing This Champagne
Store the bottle on its side, away from light, in a cool, temperature-controlled environment (10–12°C). Be sure to avoid temperature fluctuations, excessive humidity, or vibrations, which could affect the wine’s finesse. A natural cellar or a properly regulated electric wine cooler provides the ideal environment for preserving the champagne’s full aromatic qualities and effervescence.
Aging Potential
This Cuvée can be enjoyed now or after 2 to 5 years of aging. Over time, the wine will evolve toward more mature and complex aromas, developing notes of dried fruit, toasted bread, or hazelnut, while retaining a lovely liveliness. This harmonious evolution will add further depth to the tasting experience.
Serving Recommendations
Serve between 8°C and 10°C in a tulip glass or a slender flute. Allow the wine to breathe slightly in the glass to fully appreciate its complexity.

