Champagne Jacquesson
Champagne Jacquesson
Jacquesson Cuvée No. 742 Dégorgement Tardif Extra Brut Champagne
French Sparkling
Green apple, lemon zest and white flowers lead into brioche, toasted almond and beeswax. The palate is saline and airy, with fine bubbles carrying Meyer lemon, bergamot and citron across a slender, vinous frame. Butter, hazelnut and dried white fruit add mature depth, while a restrained herbal note keeps the profile precise. The finish is mouthwatering and composed, balancing pastry richness with bright citrus and mineral freshness.
Jacquesson Cuvée No. 746 Extra Brut Champagne
French Sparkling
Ripe red apple and lemon confit lead, joined by rose water, white flowers and chalk dust. Fine bubbles carry a crisp, energetic palate, while subtle oxidative character adds depth without dulling the fruit. Biscuit, toasted hazelnut and gentle spice emerge through the middle. The finish is dry, precise and persistent, balancing citrus freshness with savoury complexity and a distinctly mineral line.
Champagne Jacquesson 2013 Dizy Terres Rouges Extra Brut
French Sparkling
Crisp yellow orchard fruit, raspberry and wild strawberry meet white flowers, citrus and a touch of nougat. The palate is layered and seamless, with delicate red fruit framed by lively tension and an elegantly vinous texture. Honeycomb and fine spice add depth before a long, bright and seemingly weightless finish.
Champagne Jacquesson NV Cuvée 739 Extra Brut
French Sparkling
Ripe white fruit, green apple and lemon open with bread, beeswax and gentle spice. The palate is fresh and clean, its sharp acidity balanced by a creamy texture and fine, persistent mousse. Brioche, nuttiness and a subtle oxidative note add complexity before the long, elegant and quietly toasty finish.
Champagne Jacquesson NV Cuvée 741 Dégorgement Tardif Extra Brut
French Sparkling
Dried fruit, roasted hazelnut and lemon oil meet green apple, brioche and fresh pastry. The palate is creamy and structured, with vibrant acidity sharpening baked apple and citrus zest. Extended lees ageing brings breadth and depth, while a salty, chalky mineral line drives the exceptionally dry, persistent finish.