Brut Gold is the iconic Cuvée from Maison Armand de Brignac. It is always a blend of 3 great vintages from the best plots of Champagne with the 3 Champagne grape varieties: Chardonnay (40%), Pinot Noir (40%) and Pinot Meunier (20%). Rated best Champagne in the world by Fine Champagne magazine.

Gosset Extra Brut is a blend of 3 great Champagne grape varieties: 40% Pinot Noir, 32% Pinot Meunier and 28% Chardonnay with a very low extra-brut dosage.

Jm Sélèque Soliste Meunier Rosé is a 100% Pinot Meunier Rosé Champagne from the Les Charmiers plot, planted in 1964 on Pierry 1er Cru terroir. A rosé for gastronomy, which once again shows all the complexity of Meunier. Production limited to 1915 bottles only.

This year is the 29th time that the dream of the 5th generation of the Krug family has been recreated. An Edition composed around the 2017 harvest. A blend of 29 wines selected for their deliciousness or their remarkable finesse. Among them, older wines from 5 different years, the oldest dating from 2010.

Nicolas Maillart Franc de Pied 2019 is a single plot Cuvée (Les Coupes), single grape variety (100% Pinot Noir) and limited to less than 4000 bottles per vintage. The peculiarity of this Champagne is that it is made from "free-root" vines, that is to say without American rootstock as was the Champagne vineyard before the phylloxera crisis.

Rare Millésime 2012 follows in the footsteps of Rare Millésime 2002 in its purity and iconic character. The combination of spicy aromas and tropical notes is expressed with unequalled, gourmet precision. Its sunny, joyful minerality soars with grace.

Larmandier-Berinier Rosé de Saignée is made only with Pinots Noirs from Vertus using the “Saignée” technique of letting the grapes macerate for a certain time until the desired pink color is obtained, but also more generous aromas.

Historically this cuvée was known as "Blanc de Blancs" since the beginning of the 20th century. “Longitude” comes exclusively from Chardonnay from the Côte des Blancs: Vertus, Oger, Avize, Cramant. Non-vintage, this cuvée contains 40% of wines from the estate's perpetual reserve, which began in 2004.

Larmandier-Bernier Vieille Vigne du Levant comes from an exceptional plot in a place called “Bourron du Levant” facing south-east. The vines are between 56 and over 80 years old. The deep roots and the diversity of the old vines contribute to the complexity of the wine. They are, like all the vineyards, cultivated naturally to obtain the perfect maturity.