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Voirin-Jumel NV Les Carelles Premier Cru Blanc de Noirs Champagne

$101.99
Yellow plum and ripe orchard fruit lead with a light chalky salinity. The palate is generous but lifted, with fine mousse, lively acidity and a gentle creamy texture. A subtle savoury grip brings definition to the fresh, lightly gourmand finish. Serve well chilled with roast poultry, mushroom tart or aged hard cheese.

Piper-Heidsieck NV Rosé Sauvage Brut Champagne

$99.99
Blood orange, wild strawberry and cranberry lead a vivid, fruit-forward nose, with black cherry and a quiet layer of toasted brioche underneath. The palate is generous but brisk, combining ripe red fruit with grapefruit lift and fine, lively bubbles. Rich in flavour without feeling heavy, it finishes fresh and tangy. Serve with salmon, duck, charcuterie or a berry-accented dessert.

Fleury Cuvée 30 Ans de Biodynamie Extra Brut Champagne

$125.99
Ripe orchard fruit and peach open with a gently oxidative, oak-shaped depth. The palate is full yet finely drawn, balancing mature fruit with chalky tension and a dry, energetic line. Extended lees ageing adds texture without blunting freshness, while the blend’s three varieties contribute breadth and lift. The finish is long, pure and savoury, leaving citrus, stone fruit and a quiet mineral impression.

Nathalie Falmet NV Le Val Cornet Brut Champagne

$149.99
Green and yellow apple meet lemon, white peach and delicate white flowers, with honey and warm brioche in the background. The palate is full yet fresh, its fine mousse carrying bright citrus over chalky, saline minerality. Toasted almond and biscuit notes lend depth to the clean, persistent finish.

Bruno Paillard 1996 Assemblage Champagne

$499.99
Ripe citrus peel, green apple and pear meet gingerbread, toasted brioche, candied fruit and a gentle nutty note. The palate is ample and softly textured, yet a firm mineral line and lively acidity preserve clarity. Fine bubbles carry citrus and orchard fruit through a long, clean finish. Serve with roast scallops, aged Comté or poultry.

Stéphane Regnault NV Lydien No. 29 Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut Champagne

$159.99
Open and energetic, this expressive Blanc de Blancs places pure Chardonnay character over a firm chalk foundation. The palate is dry and precise, with measured breadth from extended lees ageing and a clear mineral line from the south-facing Grand Cru site. Extra Brut restraint keeps the finish focused, vivid and composed.

Voirin Jumel NV Rosé de Saignée Brut Champagne

$101.99
Deeply coloured and vinous, this rosé Champagne opens with strawberry, raspberry and redcurrant, followed by pink grapefruit, spice and a gentle floral lift. The palate is dry and energetic, with fine mousse, bright acidity and a lightly phenolic grip giving the generous fruit definition. Chalky freshness carries a complex, savoury finish. Serve with duck, charcuterie, tuna or mushroom dishes.

Louis Roederer 2009 Brut Nature Philippe Starck Champagne

$174.99
Yellow with light amber glints and exceptionally fine bubbles, opening on honeysuckle, broom, peach and roasted hazelnut. Citrus, spice and chestnut cream add depth to the ample, creamy palate. Saline freshness keeps the texture light and airy, while zesty bitterness, pepper and delicate oak linger through the poised finish.

Bruno Paillard 2009 Assemblage Champagne

$204.99
Candied citrus, kiwi and fresh lemon lead a bright, focused bouquet, with white fruit, ginger and a gentle brioche note adding depth. Low dosage keeps the palate taut and precise, while fine bubbles and a chalky mineral line carry the flavours cleanly. Serve well chilled with oysters, sashimi or gougères.

La Rogerie NV La Grande Vie Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut Champagne

$134.99
Deep, rich and elegant, this old-vine Blanc de Blancs balances generous Chardonnay texture with Avize's firm chalk backbone. Extended lees ageing brings measured breadth and quiet savoury complexity, while Extra Brut dosage keeps the palate dry and focused. Fine mineral tension carries the layered fruit through a clear, poised and persistent finish.

La Rogerie 2015 Héroïne Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut Champagne

$164.99
Pale gold with fine, persistent bubbles, opening on white peach, lemon curd, toasted brioche and white flowers. The palate is rounded and creamy, layering Golden Delicious apple, wet stone and chalk over excellent natural acidity. Salinity and soft umami shape the smooth, bone-dry finish, with gentle apple-skin bitterness adding definition.

Serge Mathieu NV Brut Rosé

$99.99
Fresh and full-bodied, with strawberry, pomegranate and darker berry notes carried by a firm, fine mousse. The palate is crisp and savoury, balancing red-fruit richness with lively acidity and a clean, energetic structure. Tiny bubbles keep the texture precise, while a gentle toast note adds breadth to the finish. Serve with charcuterie, grilled salmon or mushroom tart.

Serge Mathieu Select Tete De Cuvee Brut

$109.99
A generous, harmonious Champagne with fine citrus notes and a delicate, polished feel. Careful selection of the finest grapes and first-press juice gives the palate clarity and balance, while the bubbles keep the fruit lifted through a clean finish. Elegant as an aperitif, it also suits oysters, smoked salmon, soft cheese or light canapés.

Fleury 2007 Cuvée Robert Fleury Extra Brut Champagne

$124.99
Toasted brioche and red fruit rise first, joined by honey, ripe pear and a cool chalky note. The palate is rich but precise, carrying mature orchard fruit through fine bubbles and a firm extra-brut line. Depth from old vines is balanced by bright acidity, so the wine feels generous without heaviness. The finish is long and composed, leaving toast, pear, citrus and mineral freshness.

Serge Mathieu 2009 Brut Millesime

$128.99
A Pinot Noir-led Champagne with yellow apple, Williams pear and citrus over fine stony notes. The palate has real breadth and structure, but freshness and a precise mineral line keep it elegant. Dry, persistent and lightly grippy on the finish, it is a serious table Champagne for roast poultry, richer seafood or firm, nutty cheese.

Champagne Fleury Brut Rose Saignee

$119.99
A vinous rosé Champagne with fresh strawberry, red currant and a quiet woodland savouriness. Pinot Noir gives the palate depth without heaviness, while fine bubbles and bright acidity keep the wine precise and energetic. The dry, lightly structured finish makes it a polished choice for salmon, duck, charcuterie or other dishes that welcome both freshness and gentle red-fruit character.

Fleury Blanc de Noirs Brut NV Champagne

$99.99
Black cherry and kirsch meet chalk, mint and a twist of white pepper. Delicate yet richly fruited, the dry palate has a fine mousse and an elegant slate-like mineral line. It finishes clean and mouthwatering, with enough structure for food. Serve with oysters, charcuterie, mushroom tart or simply well chilled before dinner.

Serge Mathieu NV Brut Prestige

$89.99
Firm and energetic, with white peach, pear and lime framed by chalk, stone and a subtle beeswax note. Fine bubbles and bright acidity give the palate precision, while the Pinot Noir-led blend adds breadth beneath the citrus fruit. The finish is dry, mineral and persistent. Serve as an aperitif or with oysters, fried seafood or aged hard cheese.