« After 3 years in the cellar, we obtain a fine perlage and a beautiful creamy structure »
« Silky texture and harmonious aromas finishing with persistent fruit notes »
« The Laurent-Perrier style revisited with a very nice freshness and a lot of finesse »
« A limited edition tribute to painting, the passion of Winston Churchill »
« Its perfect fruitiness, gourmand and fresh, makes it ideal for serving at aperitifs »
« The famous Special Cuvée presented in a limited edition packaging for the end of 2020 »
« A rich and gourmet cuvée, with dazzling aromatic depth »
« Combines pleasure on the palate, freshness and vinosity »
« A perfect cuvee for the aperitif with a lively mouth and fine bubbles »
« In its golden box, a lively cuvée with fine bubbles forming pretty strings »
« A great champagne of complexity and constant quality »
« A remarkable cuvee of consistency and finesse, ideal as an aperitif »
« The palate is full, vinous, concentrated, with aromas of dried fig and cherry jam »
« Perfect balance between finesse and power, frank, harmonious and fruity palate »
« A cuvée with superb tension, which will go perfectly with oysters »
« Made exclusively from grapes from the Grand Cru vineyards of Cramant »
« A powerful champagne of character, supple and well-balanced »
« A very balanced vintage between a wide aromatic palette and saline tension »
« Extremely fresh champagne without developing excessive vivacity on the palate »
« A complex and refined cuvee which embodies the personality and skills of Henriot »
« It’s a champagne that expresses the terroir in its immense aromatic harmony »
« A remarkable vintage, on a fruity and expressive vintage »
« Fresh and harmonious in the attack, followed by great power and assertive freshness »
« Uniquely Chardonnay, with its delicacy of aromas, its freshness and its vivacity »
« Beautiful fruity aromas on the nose, and a very elegant palate »
« Floral notes followed by toast and almond paste are revealed on the nose »
« A limited edition that pays homage to the arms of the house in the 19th century »