Collection: Veuve Cliqout Champagne

Veuve Clicquot is one of Champagne’s most emblematic maisons — a name that radiates both legacy and innovation, with a yellow label as instantly recognizable as the wine it wraps. Founded in 1772 and forever transformed under the vision of Madame Clicquot, the “Grande Dame of Champagne,” the house helped shape the modern identity of the region. It was she who pioneered the riddling table, perfected clarity, and introduced the first known vintage Champagne — not as a gesture of luxury, but of precision and foresight. Her spirit continues to define the house: audacious, exacting, and enduring.

Headquartered in Reims, Veuve Clicquot oversees more than 390 hectares of vineyards, ranked among the most prestigious in Champagne, with a strong emphasis on Grand and Premier Cru villages. Pinot Noir is the soul of the house style, contributing structure, depth, and richness, while Chardonnay brings elegance and tension, and Meunier rounds out the blend with fruit and softness. Sustainability drives vineyard and cellar practices, with regenerative farming, solar initiatives, and biodiversity woven into the maison’s forward-looking philosophy.

Blending is central to Veuve Clicquot’s identity. Each year, the team draws from a vast library of reserve wines — some over a decade old — to maintain the consistency and character of Brut Yellow Label, the flagship cuvée. Ageing takes place in the maison’s chalk cellars for a minimum of three years, imbuing the wines with roundness, depth, and finesse. Alongside the Brut, the portfolio includes Rosé, Extra Brut Extra Old, and the prestige cuvée La Grande Dame, each a refined expression of the house’s craftsmanship and signature strength.

The wines are vibrant and expressive. Brut Yellow Label offers golden apple, toasted brioche, and citrus peel, balanced by firm acidity and a signature Pinot Noir-driven backbone. Rosé adds red berry and spice; La Grande Dame is taut, mineral, and deeply structured — Champagne made for aging, for ceremony, and for clarity of experience. Across all cuvées, there is a sense of vitality anchored by structure.

What defines Veuve Clicquot is not only its heritage, but its gaze forward — a maison led by a woman who defied expectation, and sustained by a team who continue to blend daring with discipline.

These are Champagnes that carry their history not as weight, but as momentum — always vibrant, always moving, always unmistakably Clicquot.