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The world's most famous Champagne — only made in exceptional years, always extraordinary.

ABV
12.5%
Region
Épernay, Champagne, France
Character
Chalky mineral tension, Brioche

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Bollinger Special Cuvee NV Champagne + 2 Glasses Pack
Bollinger Special Cuvee NV Champagne + 2 Glasses Pack
Bollinger · The Whisky Exchange

The flagship cuvée from Bollinger, presented in a gift box with two Champagne flutes. Made with 60% Pinot Noir, 25% Chardonnay and 15% Pinot Meunier, including a significant proportion of reserve wines, this is rich and rounded with notes of brioche and white fruit. You're getting Pinot Noir-led Champagne with that same brioche-forward richness and white fruit character, but Bollinger's 60% Pinot Noir gives it more body and roundness than Dom Pérignon's precision. The reserve wine blend adds complexity and depth that echoes the house style of measured elegance. You should try this because Bollinger punches above its price point with a more voluptuous, generous personality—it's the sophisticated choice when you want champagne that feels luxurious without the vintage rarity premium. The gift packaging makes it ideal for marking occasions without the decades-ahead release strategy.

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Laurent-Perrier Grand Siecle No.26 / Gift Box
Laurent-Perrier Grand Siecle No.26 / Gift Box
Laurent-Perrier · The Whisky Exchange

The Grand Siecle releases are a testament to the skill of the Chef de Cave, it is an assemblage of three years that complement each other to create the perfect ‘vintage’. No.26 is a blend of wine from 2007, 2008 and 2012. The nose shows rich aromas of baked apple pie with dustings of orange zest and a hint of wild flowers Laurent-Perrier's Grand Siècle is built on the same philosophy as vintage Dom Pérignon: selecting only the finest components to create something transcendent, blending across years for complexity rather than a single vintage. You'll find that same mineral tension, brioche undertone, and the delicate white flower and citrus aromatics that define prestige Champagne. You should try this because No.26 demonstrates how a masterful assemblage—even across three different years—can rival vintage Champagne's sophistication without the long wait. The baked apple pie and orange zest notes give it a distinctive personality that rewards slow, contemplative drinking.

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Gosset Grande Reserve Brut
Gosset Grande Reserve Brut
Gosset · The Whisky Exchange

Gosset Grande Reserve is an impressive non-vintage Champagne from a lesser-known house. This wine uses a blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier grapes and displays a concentrated yet elegant character. Aromas of dried fruit, biscuit, blackberries and crisp red apples fill the nose. A favourite among industry experts. Gosset's blend of all three classic Champagne grapes delivers that same chalky mineral backbone and elegant structure you love, with biscuit and dried fruit notes that mirror Dom Pérignon's complex, aged character. This lesser-known house produces concentrated yet refined Champagne that punches well above its profile among industry experts. You should try this because Gosset offers that rare combination of serious craftsmanship and underrated value—you get the minerality and sophistication of prestige Champagne without paying for the famous label. The crisp red apple and blackberry notes provide freshness that makes it brilliant both as an aperitif and with food.

What makes Dom Pérignon Vintage Champagne distinctive?

ABV
12.5%
UK price
~£160
Region
Épernay, Champagne, France
Character
Chalky mineral tension, Brioche

Dom Pérignon Vintage is only produced in years that Moët & Chandon's prestige brand declares exceptional — on average three or four times per decade. A blend predominantly of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from the greatest Grand Cru villages, it's aged for a minimum of seven years before release. The house style is pure precision: chalky mineral tension, brioche, white flowers, and citrus, with a length and elegance that develops over decades. The current release is typically around 10 years behind the vintage.

Tasting notes
Chalky mineral tensionBriocheWhite flowersCitrusExtraordinary length

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What makes Dom Pérignon Vintage Champagne distinctive?

Dom Pérignon Vintage is only produced in years that Moët & Chandon's prestige brand declares exceptional — on average three or four times per decade. A blend predominantly of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from the greatest Grand Cru villages, it's aged for a minimum of seven years before release. The house style is pure precision: chalky mineral tension, brioche, white flowers, and citrus, with a length and elegance that develops over decades. The current release is typically around 10 years behind the vintage.

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