Everyday Wines
Champagne for supper
A meal with friends or a quiet evening at home can be reason enough to pop a cork.
Champagne is a wine. Give it time in the glass to notice the aromas, the fruit and the texture. Choose a bottle from an independent grower and get to know what’s inside.
Take time with the wine
Try a white wine glass
We like to give Champagne room in a white wine glass. Let the aromas develop, take a sip, then return to it a little later. Notice what changes as the wine opens.
Rémi Leroy Extra Brut
A blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, with chalky notes, rich texture and freshness. As you taste, notice how that richness and freshness sit together, and how long the flavours stay with you.
For a closer look at one grape, browse our Meunier Champagnes. To compare different growers and styles, try a mixed Champagne case.