Champagne

The champagne is pale golden in color, with a fine and persistent perlage. The bouquet is expressive and elegant with balanced aromas of spices and fruits.

Fabulous rose color with purple reflexes. The bouquet is complex, with nuances of berries, raspberries and black currants.

With fine perlage and of pale color in the glass. In the nose, the champagne is graceful, with subtle nuances of white flowers and citrus fruits.

Clear in the glass with golden reflections, the perlage fine and durable. The bouquet is fresh and voluminous, with hints of currants, wild cherries and quinces.

With fine perlage and of pale color in the glass. In the nose, the champagne is graceful, with subtle nuances of white flowers and citrus fruits.

Salmon-colored in the glass. The bouquet is aromatic and intense with red berries such as black currants. Elegant and finesse on the palate with a fine perlage. Lasting finish!

Light yellow with a fine mousse. The bouquet develops aromas of exotic fruits and floral notes. Elegant, strong and finesse on the palate. The finish is pleasantly fresh.

Bollinger's Special Cuvée comes first in its commitment to quality. Thus, predominantly Premier and Grand Cru wines are married in the cuvee.

Bollinger's Special Cuvée comes first in its commitment to quality. Thus, predominantly Premier and Grand Cru wines are married in the cuvee.

Bollinger's Special Cuvée comes first in its commitment to quality. Thus, predominantly Premier and Grand Cru wines are married in the cuvee.

Bollinger's Special Cuvée comes first in its commitment to quality. Thus, predominantly Premier and Grand Cru wines are married in the cuvee.

Unique in Champagne is the R.D. (récemment dégorgé = recently degorgiert), which ripens at least nine years, but also ten years and longer on the yeast and is freshly degorgiert.

Unique in Champagne is the R.D. (récemment dégorgé = recently degorgiert), which ripens at least nine years, but also ten years and longer on the yeast and is freshly degorgiert.

Unique in Champagne is the R.D. (récemment dégorgé = recently degorgiert), which ripens at least nine years, but also ten years and longer on the yeast and is freshly degorgiert.

Unique in Champagne is the R.D. (récemment dégorgé = recently degorgiert), which ripens at least nine years, but also ten years and longer on the yeast and is freshly degorgiert.