Wine set for Champagne lovers: 3 vintage Champagnes

100 years of French winemakers’ work. Exceptional terroir. And years of maturation on lees.

All of these gave rise to a genuine French Champagne in its purest form.

Taste the citrus-scented Blanc de Blancs, the naturally refreshing Blanc de Noirs, and the mature, archival Millesime Vintage 2009.

Discover 3 different types of Champagne from the traditional Champagne Bouché winery. Each bottle is created under the supervision of the 4th generation of winemakers from the Bouché family.

Which champagne will you fall in love with?

“I have put together this degustation set especially for connoisseurs and lovers of Champagne. It will delight all those looking for original and unusual experience.”

Jan Pánek, sommelier and founder of Via Tempia

What can you expect in this wine tasting set?

Champagne Bouché Blanc de Blancs: Champagne wine made from Chardonnay

The best things are worth waiting for. Like this dry Champagne wine which aged for 4 years in its bottles, and thus acquired a delicate citrus aroma. You’ll be enchanted by its pale yellow color and delicate bubbles. The tones of grapefruit, lemon, and honey will tingle your nose. Its taste is elegant and delicate, and natural acidity makes this Champagne even more refreshing. Champagne Blanc de Blancs goes well with fish, or it makes a great aperitif.

Champagne Bouché Blanc de Noirs: Champagne wine produced from Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier

The main role is played in this dry Champagne by Pinot Noir (80 %), and Pinot Meunier (20 %) plays the supporting role.

This atypical Champagne, Blanc de Noirs, doesn’t contain any added sugars, and it ages for 6 years on lees. This is why you’ll perceive all its minerality without a speck of anything artificial. The light yellow color and fine bubbles lend the wine a lively, but pleasant spark. This unique Champagne with a fruity aroma makes a perfect complement to oysters.

2009 Champagne Bouché Extra Brut Millesime Vintage

The archival Champagne Millesime Vintage 2009 pairs Pinot Noir (75 %) and Chardonnay (25 %) from French vineyards with exceptional terroir.

Members of the Bouché winemaking family personally supervised each stage of this dry Champagne wine’s production. Then they let the 2009 Millesime Vintage mature for 10 years on lees, with some of it aging in an oak cask.

The result is a rich golden color with a flood of bubbles. Your nose will be tickled by notes of butter, citrus fruits, and stewed fruit. The tastes of fruit compote will dance on your tongue, complemented by minerals and acidity in the finish.