Good marks
The highest-rated vintages in our selection: champagnes from independent winemakers and houses that have been highly acclaimed by our tasting experts.
Les Hauts d'Epernay 2018
Millésime 2013
Millésime 2019
Odyssée
Phoenix
Prélude
Prestige Rosé
R de Ruinart
R de Ruinart 2016
R de Ruinart Seconde Peau
Réserve
Rosé
Rosé
Rosé
Rosé de Saignée
Rosé de Saignée
Rosé de Saignée
Rosé Extra Brut
Rosé Majeur
Rose Marne
Millésimé Rosé
Triptyque 2018
Ultra Brut
Vignes de Nuit
Vintage 2018
Vintage 2018
ZERO DOSAGE
William Deutz Millésimé 2014
Lumière
Amour de Deutz 2015
La Grande Année 2015
Tradition Grand Cru
Damien Hirst x Limited Edition 2018
Vintage 2017 with gift box
Entre Terre et Mer 2016
Héritage
Hors-Série 1982
Jouvence
Jouvence 2013
L'Âge et la Raison
L'Ile
La Cuvée Magnum Gift Box
La Denrée de l'Âne
Le Clos Cazals
Le Clos Saint-Hilaire 2007
Le Grand Clos 2019
Abyss 2018 Brut Nature
Top marks: our most highly rated champagnes at the tasting
This category brings together the cuvées that have earned our highest marks at tasting. Each champagne is assessed with the same rigour — balance, finesse of the bubbles, length on the palate, and expression of the terroir — to guide you towards sure-fire choices.
You’ll find cuvées from both small-scale producers and the great houses, ranging from blanc de blancs to rosé. These are all practical pointers to help you choose with confidence, whether you’re treating yourself or buying a gift.
Let our expertise guide you and discover our favourites from among our hidden gems and our entire range of champagnes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the champagne ratings awarded?
Each cuvée is tasted according to the same criteria — balance, finesse of the bubbles, length on the palate, and expression of the terroir. The highest-rated champagnes are included in this selection, designed to serve as a reliable guide to help you choose a champagne with confidence.
Do the top ratings apply to independent winemakers or the major houses?
Both. Our selection includes champagnes from both independent producers and the major houses. The only thing that counts is the quality on the palate: a gem from an independent producer may feature alongside a cuvée from a renowned house.
How do you choose a good champagne if you know little about it?
Rely on our ratings and top picks, then decide on the occasion: a chilled blanc de blancs for an aperitif, a rosé for dessert, a vintage for a special occasion. If in doubt, a highly rated brut from an independent producer is a safe bet.

















































