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Three Maisons, three interpretations of Champagne, one common thread: elegance. This selection brings together Bollinger Special Cuvée, Taittinger Cuvée Prestige, and Deutz Brut Classic, three labels that narrate different styles, from enveloping structure to floral finesse, all the way to the refined balance of Champagne bubbles.

From the intense structure of Bollinger to the finesse of Taittinger, and finally the balance of Deutz's Brut Classic, this selection invites you to discover the different nuances of Champagne through three benchmark Maisons.

An ideal box for those who love great French sparkling wines, for organizing a comparative tasting, or for gifting an experience that combines terroir, tradition, and savoir-faire..

1. Champagne Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut

Structure, depth, and aromatic complexity.

Denomination: Champagne AOC

Grape varieties: 60% Pinot Noir, 25% Chardonnay, 15% Meunier

Production area: Champagne, France

Alcohol content: approximately 12% vol.

Serving temperature: 8–10 °C

Special Cuvée represents the unmistakable style of Maison Bollinger. The blending of different vintages and the significant use of reserve wines help create a Champagne of remarkable complexity and generous structure. The color is golden, traversed by a fine and persistent perlage. The nose reveals notes of ripe fruit, baked apple, peach, and spices, accompanied by nuances of brioche and dried fruit. On the palate, it is full and enveloping, with freshness, depth, and a long, refined finish.

2. Champagne Taittinger Cuvée Prestige Brut

Finesse, freshness, and balance.

Denomination: Champagne AOC

Grape varieties: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier

Production area: Champagne, France

Alcohol content: approximately 12.5% vol., verify on the label

Serving temperature: 8–10 °C

The Cuvée Prestige from Taittinger expresses an elegant and harmonious style, where freshness and aromatic delicacy meet. The bouquet evokes white flowers, fresh fruit, and citrus, with delicate notes of peach and softer, fragrant nuances. The sip is lively and balanced, supported by fine bubbles and pleasant persistence. A versatile Champagne, perfect for accompanying convivial moments without sacrificing refinement.

Recommended pairings: aperitifs, seafood appetizers, shellfish, raw fish, and fresh cheeses.

3. Champagne Deutz Brut Classic

Harmony, elegance, and aromatic precision.

Denomination: Champagne AOC

Grape varieties: Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Pinot Meunier

Production area: Champagne, France

Alcohol content: approximately 12% vol., verify on the label

Serving temperature: 8–10 °C

The Brut Classic from Maison Deutz is distinguished by its balance between freshness, vinosity, and finesse. The blending of the three main Champenois grape varieties gives life to a Champagne with a harmonious and well-defined profile. On the nose, one perceives notes of white flowers, apple, pear, and citrus, accompanied by delicate hints of brioche. On the palate, it is elegant and creamy, with fine bubbles, good freshness, and a clean, persistent finish.

Box contents: 3 bottles of 750 ml.