Dom Pérignon
The world's most recognised prestige cuvée. Only produced in declared vintages, each bottling showcasing the best of that year. Creamy brioche, citrus, and extraordinary finesse.
Krug Grande Cuvée
Assembled from up to 250 different wines from 10+ vintages, then aged 6+ years on lees. The most complex non-vintage Champagne: toasted brioche, hazelnut, and stone fruit with unmatched depth.
Cristal
Created for Tsar Alexander II of Russia in 1876 — hence the clear crystal bottle. Biodynamically farmed, entirely estate fruit. Precise, structured, and among the most consistent prestige cuvées in Champagne.
Salon Le Mesnil
The rarest of the great Champagnes, declared in fewer than 40 vintages since 1905. Single vineyard, single village, single grape, single vintage. Requires 10–20 years to reveal its extraordinary depth.
Bollinger R.D.
Récemment Dégorgé — aged for up to 12 years on lees before late disgorgement. The result is a wine of extraordinary depth: brioche, hazelnut, roasted apple, and creamy mousse. The pinnacle of Pinot Noir Champagne.
Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs
A pure Chardonnay prestige cuvée of exceptional elegance. From Grand Cru vineyards in the Côte des Blancs, Comtes offers lemon curd, white flowers, and a chalky mineral finish that defines great blanc de blancs.
Cuvée Sir Winston Churchill
Named for Churchill's legendary love of Pol Roger — he ordered a case a week. Predominantly Pinot Noir, it shows power and depth, with toasted bread, peach, and a long authoritative finish.