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A rising star in the Champagne region
From the Cote des Bar appellation, boasting 20 hectares of precious vineyards across 7 villages
Unique Kimmeridgian limestone-clay soils, sharing the same terroir as Chablis
Achieving HVE Level 3 environmental certification in 2019, a pioneer in sustainabilit
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【A rising star in the Champagne region】
【From the Cote des Bar appellation, boasting 20 hectares of precious vineyards across 7 villages】
【Unique Kimmeridgian limestone-clay soils, sharing the same terroir as Chablis】
【Achieving HVE Level 3 environmental certification in 2019, a pioneer in sustainabilit】
ZTF343 - Gyejacquot Champagne Collection Blanc de Noirs NV
Special Price: $320/bottle

Gyejacquot Champagne is a boutique family-owned winery in France's Champagne region. Founded in 1970 by Michel Gyéjacquot and his brother Daniel, it is now led by second-generation brothers Cyril and Frédéric Gyéjacquot.


After harvest, the winery meticulously completes the entire grape production process, from pressing to bottling, in its own cellars to ensure precise quality control. Stainless steel tanks are used during fermentation to preserve the fruit's aromas, and some wines undergo malolactic fermentation in oak barrels to enhance complexity. Non-vintage Champagnes are aged on their lees for at least two years, while vintage Champagnes spend longer, resulting in delicate bubbles and rich, layered textures.