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A 2017-vintage Blanc de Blancs from Champagne Deutz, with notes of grapefruit, white peaches, Mirabelle plums and delicate dried flowers throughout the palate. Try pairing this Champagne with sea bass or tuna tartare. You're getting another pure Blanc de Blancs built on Chardonnay's mineral precision, and Deutz delivers that same lean, intellectual style with comparable chalk and citrus notes. The 2017 vintage shows the focused white stone fruit and delicate structure you love in Henriot, just with slightly riper peach and plum undertones. Where Deutz distinguishes itself is through a floral complexity—dried flowers and Mirabelle plum—that adds a subtle perfumed layer Henriot doesn't emphasise. You'll appreciate the extra dimensionality without losing that crisp, food-friendly elegance that makes Blanc de Blancs so versatile.

A complex Blanc de Noirs from Bollinger, PN AYC18 is made exclusively with Pinot Noir grapes, almost half of which comes from estate-owned vineyards in the Grand Cru villa of Ay. The nose has aromas of cooked peach, apricot and wild flowers, which leads to lemon zest and berries on the palate. This is a deliberate detour: Bollinger's PN AYC swaps your Chardonnay for Pinot Noir, yet maintains the prestige and precision you prize in Henriot through its grand cru fruit and complex ageing. You'll still find that lemon zest and mineral backbone, now enriched by red fruit complexity and wild flowers. Try this if you're ready to explore how Pinot Noir can deliver Champagne's sophistication differently—the cooked stone fruit and berry layers offer richness without sacrificing the dry, structured character that defines serious Champagne. It's a natural next step for someone who values intellectual rigour over flashy fruit.

A prestige cuvée champagne from Taittinger. A 2014 vintage brut made with 100% grand cru Chardonnay, and aged on lees for eight years. Expect flavours of citrus confit, white flowers, orchard fruit, and hazelnuts. Taittinger's prestige cuvée is 100% grand cru Chardonnay aged eight years, so you're getting the same Côte des Blancs purity and mineral focus as Henriot, just with extended complexity and slightly broader fruit development. The citrus confit and white flowers echo Henriot's refined profile while adding hazelnut nuttiness from that patient lees contact. You should taste this because it represents the philosophical apex of Blanc de Blancs—maximum intensity achieved through restraint and time rather than dosage or richness. It's a masterclass in what happens when you give great Chardonnay room to develop its full potential.