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Champagnes

Champagne, an exceptional sparkling wine produced using the traditional Champagne method. Discover our selection of leading houses and independent winegrowers.

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96/100Vintage 2012 (Magnum)Learn more +
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Dom Pérignon

Vintage 2012 (Magnum)
648,90 €
95/100Vintage 2013Learn more +
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Dom Pérignon

Vintage 2013
228,00 €
92/100Vintage 2013Learn more +
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Billecart-Salmon

Vintage 2013
72,00 €
96/100Vintage 2013 (Magnum)Learn more +
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Dom Pérignon

Vintage 2013 (Magnum)
634,00 €
95/100Vintage 2013 Gift BoxLearn more +
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Dom Pérignon

Vintage 2013 Gift Box
240,00 €
92/100Vintage 2014Learn more +
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Piper-Heidsieck

Vintage 2014
60,00 €
93/100Vintage 2015Learn more +
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Louis Roederer

Vintage 2015
71,50 €
92/100Vintage 2015Learn more +
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Moët et Chandon

Vintage 2015
59,86 €
93/100Vintage 2016Learn more +
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Billecart-Salmon

Vintage 2016
71,80 €
94/100Vintage Rosé 2016Learn more +
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Louis Roederer

Vintage Rosé 2016
81,50 €
94/100William Deutz Millésimé (Magnum)Learn more +
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Deutz

William Deutz Millésimé (Magnum)
418,00 €
95/100William Deutz Millésimé 2013Learn more +
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Deutz

William Deutz Millésimé 2013
124,90 €
86/100RoséLearn more +
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Moët et Chandon

Rosé
49,36 €
Le guide

Champagne: exceptional effervescence

Champagne is a sparkling wine produced exclusively in the Champagne appellation, in north-eastern France, using the traditional method (known as the ‘méthode champenoise’): a second fermentation in the bottle which creates its fine bubbles. It is made from three main grape varieties — Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Meunier — grown from the Montagne de Reims to the Côte des Blancs.

Choosing your champagne by style

Depending on the blend, we distinguish between Blancs de Blancs (100 per cent Chardonnay, very delicate), Blancs de Noirs (Pinot Noir and Meunier, more structured), rosé champagnes and vintage cuvées, made from a single harvest year. The dosage — brut, extra-brut, brut nature — then refines the balance between liveliness and roundness.

At Pépites en Champagne, we bring together the finest champagnes from leading houses and independent producers, for every occasion: as an aperitif, for food and wine pairings, as a gift or for a special celebration. Discover our favourite wines from independent winemakers and let our expert advice guide you towards an informed purchase.