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Krug 2011 is the result of a contrasting and surprising year characterized by its chiseled roundness. The complex blend acquired its balance and finesse during the 13 years spent in aging cellars. An ample, generous and assertive Champagne.
Maison Krug – The Art of Champagne Excellence
Founded in 1843 by Joseph Krug, Maison Krug follows a unique vision: to craft the most generous expression of Champagne, regardless of climatic variations. Staying true to this philosophy, Krug creates wines of unparalleled richness and complexity by blending a mosaic of wines from different years and parcels.
Krug is one of the few houses to vinify each parcel separately in small oak casks, preserving the authenticity and individuality of each terroir. This artisanal approach imparts exceptional depth, silky texture, and remarkable aging potential to Krug champagnes.
Its iconic Krug Grande Cuvée is re-created every year from a blend of approximately 120 wines spanning more than 10 vintages, ensuring timeless richness and elegance. Other cuvées, such as Krug Rosé, Krug Vintage, and the prestigious Krug Clos du Mesnil, each highlight a unique facet of the house’s craftsmanship.
Renowned as the connoisseur’s champagne, Krug captivates lovers of excellence worldwide with its boldness, complexity, and unmistakable signature. Each bottle offers a unique sensory experience, where the “music of wine” plays in perfect harmony.
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