Perrier-Jouet Blanc de Blancs Non Vintage Champagne

Épernay exudes the tranquillity of French provincial towns, with its well-kept pavements, gothic cathedral, and the elegant 19th-century mansions lining the Avenue de Champagne. In one of those stately homes where the world's finest sparkling wines are crafted, lies the Maison Belle Époque, an inhabited house that guards secrets as extraordinary as the largest private collection of Art Nouveau in Europe, featuring stained glass, sculptures by Auguste Rodin, and paintings by Toulouse-Lautrec. Everything in this haven breathes the love story that began in 1810 between the botanist Pierre-Nicolas Perrier and Adèle Jouët. After marrying, they combined their surnames and founded a champagne house with the aim of distinguishing themselves from the predominant red wines and championing the chardonnay, a delicate variety that imparted floral notes and unmatched elegance. Perrier-Jouët Blanc de Blancs is the direct heir of that pioneering intuition. From the Épernay region, at the heart of th