Non-Vintage Champagne

Tasted 'blind' in a line-up of inexpensive champagnes (as well as one Grande Marque) this showed remarkably well, coming out as a clear winner. Bright, light and very fresh, this is an easy drink...(read more)

A blend of Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, with about 10% Chardonnay to give a dash of elegance. Considerably better than some widely available cheap Grandes Marques, and very consistent in quality...(read more)

All from Grand Cru vineyards of Bouzy, two-thirds Pinot and one third Chardonnay, full style with balance and brightness to support the rich flavour. Rapidly becoming our best selling Champagne,...(read more)

Bottled in a clear glass bottle which shows off the very pretty pink hue of this excellent champagne. Delicately fruity, fresh, light and dry, it is extraordinarily good for the price.

A big, full-blown, powerful blanc de noirs (100% Pinot Noir from the Grand Cru vineyards of Bouzy), which nevertheless retains a balance and freshness along with its considerable vinosity. Rated...(read more)

Bouzy and, indeed, Barnaut are very associated with Pinot Noir, so a Blanc de Blancs is a surprising offering to find in these parts, but it's a little beauty. Crisp and very dry, with gentle tropical hint...(read more)

From the Grand Cru vineyards of Chouilly, this entirely Chardonnay champagne has pale colour, smooth weight and fresh flavour, with remarkable clean length and a zesty finish. A really exciting quality C...(read more)

A slightly fuller bodied, but really easy drinking Rosé, with notes of fresh wild strawberries and a delicate finish.

We have long been fans of this brilliant Champagne House. Still family owned, Roederer is famed for owning the largest amount of their own vines, compared to any of the other Grandes Marques hous...(read more)

Pretty, elegant, light Rosé, with plenty of red berry fruit this is a lovely aperitif, and works well with food too.

A fascinating result at this well respected competition, Pommery was awarded top honours in the 2015 Champagne Masters tasting beating Laurent-Perrier, Taittinger, Veuve Clicquot and more. The tasting here i...(read more)

2017 saw Laurent Perrier releasing their first 'New' champagne since 1981. 'La Cuvée' is replacing their traditional Non Vintage Brut - but the House is very keen to emphasise that this is much more than a sim...(read more)