« it is a superbly balanced champagne of great charm with a touch of vinosity »
« Silky texture and harmonious aromas finishing with persistent fruit notes »
« Ideal for serving at a cocktail party or a buffet »
« Its perfect fruitiness, gourmand and fresh, makes it ideal for serving at aperitifs »
« A challenge, make wine without suffering, raised in a very beautiful way by Drappier »
« A very nice cuvee with a round mouth, which offers notes of ripe fruit and honey »
« A perfect cuvee for the aperitif with a lively mouth and fine bubbles »
« A remarkable cuvee of consistency and finesse, ideal as an aperitif »
« Fresh and harmonious in the attack, followed by great power and assertive freshness »
« The palate is full, vinous, concentrated, with aromas of dried fig and cherry jam »
« Fine bubbles and expressive nose, its complexity reveals itself in the mouth »
« In its golden box, a lively cuvée with fine bubbles forming pretty strings »
« A superb rosé champagne without dosage, fruity and intense »
« The best known in the world thanks to the famous Art Nouveau design of white anemones »
« Beautiful fruity aromas on the nose, and a very elegant palate »
« The Vines of Montgueux offering a fine bubble and great minerality »
« The Laurent-Perrier style revisited with a very nice freshness and a lot of finesse »
« A gloriously fruity Wine where raspberry and blackcurrant mingle with citrusy aromas »
« It is an ideal cuvee for a gourmet aperitif, especially with petits fours »
« A cuvée cut for the aperitif with its notes of citrus fruits and white flowers »
« The Cordon Rouge signed G.H. Mumm is the house's most famous cuvee »
« It is subtly floral, with pear and apple blossom fragrances »
« Delicate floral notes on the nose, a mineral touch and a fresh palate ... »
« A complex, winey and fleshy Champagne with a certain charm »
« A cuvée of immense finesse, underlined by notes of honey and acacia »
« In its wooden case, a lively and gourmet cuvée with fruity aromas »
« The marriage of freshness and patina Charles Heidsieck »