Perrier-Jouet Blanc de Blanc AOC (in gift box)

The legendary House of Perrier-Jouet has existed for nearly 200 years. In 1811, Nicolas Perrier, the son of a winemaker, and Adele Jouet, the daughter of a wine merchant, created the House of Champagne. Their wines were of such high quality that within four years they were supplying the court in England. Champagne became the favorite drink of Napoleon III and Queen Victoria of England. The combination of traditions, terroir, technologies, and love for winemaking became the foundation of the now world-famous Perrier-Jouet champagne. In the Côte de Blanc, in the heart of the Champagne region, the Perrier-Jouet estate owns 65 hectares of vineyards, which are rated at 99.2% quality and classified as Grand Cru. Obtaining excellent raw materials for creating wines has always been one of the main tasks of the House, with special attention paid to the noble Chardonnay variety with its unique generous floral aroma. The House of Perrier-Jouet produces its wines only in selected years when the harvest meets strict quality standards. This pursuit of perfection guarantees their products a rightful place on the lists of the most prestigious wines. In 1902, the famous artist Emile Gallé designed a beautiful packaging and label for the House. The image of white Japanese anemones became a recognizable brand and symbolizes champagne with unique content. Perrier-Jouet champagnes are distinguished by their unique style, elegance, and charm. The numerous facets of each wine are revealed through a wide aromatic palette and delicate persistence and floral elegance. To this day, the values of the House of Perrier-Jouet are refinement, elegance, and the pursuit of perfection.