Fine & Rare Champagne

Covering an area of 34,000 hectares in northeastern France, divided up into 319 villages, Champagne is the world’s best-known and most celebrated sparkling wine.

The undisputed quality benchmark against which all other fizz producers measure themselves, Champagne styles run the gamut from fresh and tart to rich and full-bodied.

Having once been dismissed as merely a celebratory drink, Champagne is being taken increasingly seriously by collectors and has grown its presence massively on the secondary market in recent years, with prestige cuvées from the top names like Salon and Krug commanding high hammer prices at auction.

 

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