Founded in 1964 in Reims by an alliance of visionary winegrowers, Champagne Jacquart was born from a desire to control the destiny of their harvest and craft exceptional wines. Headquartered at the historic Hôtel de Brimont, the House draws from a mosaic of terroirs across Champagne’s finest crus. Its contemporary style, driven by a high proportion of Chardonnay, is defined by freshness, precision, and extended cellar aging. Today, Jacquart embodies a collective savoir-faire dedicated to high gastronomy and modern champagne expression.
Vineyard
Crafted from a prestigious selection of 100% Grands and Premiers Crus, this cuvée unites the pure chalk terroirs of Chouilly, Cramant, and Oger in the Côte des Blancs with the eastern slopes of Villers-Marmery in the Montagne de Reims. The vines benefit from diverse, sun-bathed exposures that ensure optimal aromatic maturity while preserving crystalline freshness. This harmonious blend of iconic terroirs gives the wine its graceful energy, spring-like finesse, and distinctive saline finish.
Winemaking
- ALcoholic fermentation in temperature controlled stainless steel tanks
- Majority malolactic fermentation
- Maturation : 6 years in bottles of the lees
- Time spent in the cellar after dosage : at least 6 months after disgorgement
Tasting notes
The palate starts off silky then builds up to a crescendo. The white flowers and freshly cut apple resonate with the mouth-watering, saline texture. The finish is refreshing, leaving a free flowing, zesty trail.
Food pairing
- Sea bream ceviche with avocado
- Dublin Bay prawn salad with grapefruit
- Ricotta and spinach cannelloni
- Parisian crème brûlée
Aging potential
6 to 8 years
Grape varieties
100% Chardonnay
Press
Current and upcoming vintage ratings :
201897 Decanter
201895 James Suckling
201693 James Suckling
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