Champagne Perrier-Jouët
Belle Èpoque Magnum 2013

Belle Époque is an iconic Champagne by Maison Perrier-Jouët, featuring the emblematic white Japanese anemone, a motif created in 1902 by Art Nouveau master Émile Gallé. This extraordinarily rare cuvée has been produced in less than 30 vintages to date.

The 2013 vintage was the result of a complex climate: a cold winter and a cool, wet spring delayed the flowering, while a warm, dry and sunny July was interspersed with violent thunderstorms. The mild autumn conditions allowed the grapes to reach perfect ripeness for the harvest. With an ideal balance between sugars and acidity, the grapes harvested at full maturity resulted in a cuvée that harmoniously combines delicacy and character, offering exceptional ageing potential.

The Champagne Belle Époque 2013 has a pale gold hue and light apple-green reflections. On the nose, a fresh and refined bouquet with delicate floral fragrances and notes of white fruits. On the palate, it captivates with its freshness, finesse and aromatic complexity, providing a unique and harmonious experience.

Champagne Perrier-Jouët

The story began in 1811, when Pierre-Nicolas Perrier and Adèle Jouët got married, opening the way for the Maison Perrier-Jouët. Guided by precision and rigor, the Perrier-Jouët was a pioneer in the field of traceability and counterfighting fight. It became the first Maisons de Champagne putting the year of vintage on the label of its bottles. If harvest is not as good as the maison requires - as it has happened - the production of the vintage champagne is not authorised: quality is always a top priority and there is no room for compromises. The Maison de Champagne Perrier-Jouët produced flowery and elegant wines of high fineness, strongly characterised by the Chardonnay presence. Elegant Cuvées, tuning with the refined Liberty-style flowers on the Belle Epoque bottle, offer intense relaxing moments of delight and beauty.