Vintage Champagne is produced only in exceptional years, when weather conditions allow grapes of outstanding quality. Unlike non-vintage blends, a vintage cuvee reflects the character of a single harvest. Great recent vintages include 2008, 2012 and 2015. These wines develop extraordinary complexity with ageing and represent the pinnacle of each house's art.
Vintage Champagne: The Finest Expressions of Exceptional Years
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