£404.15
Armand de Brignac Brut Gold Champagne is a premium French sparkling wine crafted from a blend of three vintages. It offers a vibrant, fruity bouquet and a smooth, creamy finish, making it ideal for pairing with refined dishes such as fresh scallops or delicate quail.
- Crafted by the Cattier family in the Montagne de Reims region using time-honoured methods.
- Blended from three exceptional vintages to achieve a balanced and complex flavour profile.
- Aged in deep cellars to enhance its character and smoothness.
- Hand-finished with four polished pewter labels, adding to its luxurious appeal.
- £404.15
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The first cuvée released by Armand de Brignac, Brut Gold is a masterful expression of Champagne's old-world traditions. Crafted from a trio of vintages sourced from some of the region's most lauded terroirs, this meticulous blending imparts a vibrant, fruity bouquet and a smooth and creamy finish - perfect alongside refined dishes from fresh scallops to delicate quail.
Armand de Brignac is a testament to artisanal excellence, crafted by a small team using time-honoured methods. Blended by the Cattier family in Montagne de Reims for over 250 years, each Champagne unites three exceptional vintages, aged in deep cellars and finished by hand with four polished pewter labels.
