DelavenneRose Marne
30,43 €
Delavenne Champagne
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About
Champagne Delavenne — the essentials
- Founded in
- 1920
- House / owner
- Delavenne
- Location
- Bouzy, Grand Cru
- Grape varieties
- Pinot Noir
- Cellar master
- Jean-Christophe Delavenne
- Distinctions
- Sustainable viticulture, Organic Farming (certification pending)
- Cuvées
- AMOUR DE LOUISE, AME DE VITALIE, AURA DE MARIUS, ROSE MARNE, NATURE, LUMIÈRE
Delavenne Champagne prices
At Pépites en Champagne, Delavenne champagnes in stock range from €27.65 to €72.59 including VAT. Here is the price of each cuvée.
Average customer rating for Delavenne cuvées: 4.9/5 (78 reviews).
| Cuvée | Price incl. VAT |
|---|---|
| Delavenne L'Ile | €27.65 |
| Delavenne Dom Basle | €29.80 |
| Delavenne Rose Marne | €30.43 |
| Delavenne Lumière | €31.10 |
| Delavenne Marius’s Aura | €72.59 |
Further reading
The best winemaker-produced champagnes of 2026: 26 producers to watch, ranging from €22 to €190
A ‘vintner’s champagne’ is a champagne where the person who pruned the vines has also signed the bottle. There are several thousand of these in Champagne; around thirty have found their way into our cellar, and not by chance. Here is our 2026 selection, region by region, with the cuvée to start with and its price for each one.
Blanc de Noirs Champagne: what it is, what it tastes like, and 16 cuvées ranging from €32 to €99 to try
A white champagne made exclusively from black grapes: this is the ‘blanc de noirs’, the opposite of the ‘blanc de blancs’ and, for a long time, the poor relation of Champagne. It has become the favourite cuvée amongst lovers of everyday champagnes. What it is, what it tastes like, what to pair it with, and sixteen cuvées from our cellar, ranging from a winemaker’s Meunier at €32 to a Pinot Noir from a single vineyard produced by the great houses.
Good, affordable champagne: 20 cuvées from independent winemakers and champagne houses for under €40
‘Cheap’ and ‘good’ aren’t mutually exclusive — provided you don’t look in the same places as everyone else. Whilst the shelves are lined with supermarket own-brand wines, Champagne producers are selling grand crus from Bouzy, Cramant and Verzenay for between €22 and €40. Here is our selection of twenty cuvées, with prices.
