From the Rare Vinothèque Collection of Maison Telmont, this 1996 vintage has spent 24 years in cellars and was disgorged in 2021. Only 2404 bottles are available worldwide.

This Rosé cuvée is a blend of 90% Chardonnay and 10% Pinot Noir. Rose de Craie refers to the chalky terroirs from which it comes (Grauves, Bisseuil, Vertus). The spirit of the cuvée is quite airy and sticks to the style of the domain which has a predominance for chardonnay, so it is a rosé which is close to a blanc de blancs with a saline frame.

Jm Sélèque Soliste Meunier is a tribute to the nobility of the great Meunier grape variety, on the historic terroir of Pierry 1er Cru from a mass selection of 1951 which produces wines that are both fruity and precise. Production limited to 2550 bottles only.

Moussé Fils Les Vignes de Mon Village is a blend of the finest vintages only from Pinot Meunier from Cuisles terroir. It has the particularity to be bottled and aged with a cork.

An emblematic Cuvée of the house, Delamotte Blanc de Blancs is a Champagne for lovers of great Chardonnay, revealing the chalky Grand Cru terroir from which it comes. As an aperitif or around shellfish, it embodies the Delamotte spirit.

Henri Giraud Esprit Nature is the cuvée reflecting the House's commitment to the protection of nature and human health. This is a vision of natural wine. Its emblem, the Paper Oak, tells of the fragility of living things but also of man's ability to reconstruct it.

Nicolas Maillart Les Loges is a Blanc de Noirs Champagne (100% Pinot Noir) from the village of Villers Allerand classified 1er cru. All the vinification is carried out in barrels.

Etienne Calsac Les Revenants is an extremely rare and original Cuvée because it is made from forgotten grape varieties: Pinot Blanc, Petit Meslier and Arbane. These 3 grape varieties were planted on a plot of the Domaine: “Les Fours” located in Sézannais.

Gosset Grande Réserve is the reflection of the know-how of the House, a selection of the best terroirs: Aÿ, Bouzy, Ambonnay, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Villers-Marmery… Vinification and traditional aging on lees to avoid any premature oxidation. No malolactic fermentation to ensure remarkable aging and preserve the fruity aromas of the wines.