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Christophe Regi, a former Sommelier, sources all his grapes from two Grand Cru plots: Ambonnay and Bouzy. This cuvée is made solely from Chardonnay grapes. Regi's Blanc de Blancs prioritises complexity and depth over the fruit-forward freshness typical of entry-level Champagne, much like Bollinger's philosophy. Sourced exclusively from Grand Cru sites Ambonnay and Bouzy, this 100% Chardonnay delivers serious structure and mineral intensity that rewards contemplation rather than celebration. You'll discover what happens when you flip Bollinger's Pinot dominance on its head—Chardonnay from these legendary terroirs gives you toasty, brioche-like richness with a steelier backbone. This is Champagne for thinkers, offering the complexity you crave with a different grape's perspective on power and refinement.

A fruity, spicy Rosé Champagne from Duval-Leroy that is made with a combination of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes, creating notes of wild cherries, figs, ginger and geranium throughout the palate. Duval-Leroy's Rosé combines Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in a balance that echoes Bollinger's respect for both grapes, delivering vinous complexity rather than simple fruitiness. The wild cherry, fig and spice notes share that savoury, mature character you love—this isn't a candy-sweet pink, but something with real grip and personality. You'll appreciate how Rosé can offer the same serious intent as Bollinger's cuvée while adding an aromatic dimension that opens different flavour doors. The ginger and geranium notes give you something fresher than Bollinger's brioche-and-biscuit signature, yet equally food-friendly and thought-provoking.

Produced on 11 hectares of family farmed vineyards around Champagne, this wine has a very floral nose with hints of redcurrant and strawberry. The palate has plenty of cranberry, raspberry, thyme and just a touch of bay leaf. Laherte's Rosé de Meunier is made in the Extra Brut style with minimal dosage, emphasizing natural complexity and terroir over sweetness—a philosophy aligned with Bollinger's serious approach. Meunier brings earthy, floral intensity with redcurrant and thyme notes that suggest structure and sophistication rather than light refreshment. You'll find family-farmed authenticity and a herbal, mineral complexity that rivals Bollinger's vinous depth from a completely different angle. The cranberry and bay leaf character creates a savoury, almost food-like quality that makes this feel grown-up and contemplative—perfect if you want Bollinger's gravitas with the elegance of a delicate rosé.