Egly-Ouriet Les Vignes de Bisseuil is a Champagne produced from the Chardonnay vines of the Egly-Ouriet vineyard located in the terroir of Bisseuil classified 1er Cru.

Alfred Gratien Brut is a remarkable Champagne in the non-vintage category. Silky, complex & harmonious, it takes full advantage of the contribution of reserve wines and time spent in the cellar. Beautiful complexity between the youthful aromas and those born from aging in the cellar.

Moussé Fils L’Or d’Eugène Rosé is a blended Rosé made from two perpetual reserves (solera) since 2003: one of white wines (Pinot Meunier and Pinot Noir), and the other of red wines. The latter comes from the same plot of Meunier, and aged for 24 months in barrels over 8 years old.

Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Collection embodies the interpretation of a particular year by the cellar master, thus revealing the unique personality of each vintage. 1996 is the 64th vintage of Moët & Chandon since 1842. Maturity is evident with warm notes of harvest, wax, cake, or cashew nuts.

Bollinger La Grande Année 2015 is a blend of 60% Pinot Noir and 40% Chardonnay from 11 different Crus: mainly Ay and Verzenay for the Pinot Noir, Chouilly and Avize for the Chardonnay.

Hommage A William Deutz La Cote Glaciere is a single-varietal (Pinot Noir) and single-terroir (La Cote Glaciere plot in Aÿ) cuvée. The Cellar Master of Maison Deutz decided to vinify this plot of Aÿ separately to highlight the nobility of the wine, the terroir and the Pinot Noir grape variety.

Distilled in the 1970s by Pierre, this cognac represents “rancio” at its peak. Nose where plum and apricot, candied, brioche and cigar box mingle. Ample and shimmering on the palate, very smooth aromatic complexity. A voluptuous experience full of sensuality. Exceptionally long finish.

Cuvée created in tribute to the founder of the House: William Deutz. A Wine that stands out from the range by its fugue and its distinction. The blend is precise and intense revealing a complex aromatic palette and a soft and silky material.

The 2015 vintage of Dom Pérignon, a year of contrasting seasons, stands out for its power and impresses with its tactile presence when tasting. This vintage, initially dark and mysterious, reveals a deeply touched texture, offering a unique sensory experience. The structure of the 2015 Vintage is horizontal, ample and rectilinear, reflecting the intensity of the wine. Each...