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Which champagne to choose for your wedding?
- Fri, Jul 12, 2024 at 10:00
How to choose THE champagne for a wedding
Type of champagne
- Champagne Brut : the most popular choice for weddings thanks to its balance of acidity and sweetness.
- Champagne Demi-sec : slightly sweeter, perfect for desserts and gourmet moments.
- Champagne Blanc de Blancs : made exclusively from chardonnay, this type of champagne is light, fresh and ideal for warm days. It has aromas of white flowers, lemon and white-fleshed fruit.
- Champagne Blanc de Noirs : made from black grapes (Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier), offering a richer, fuller-bodied profile.
Champagne House
When selecting a champagne for your wedding, it is essential to choose well-known champagne houses. These houses have an established reputation and a long history of expertise, guaranteeing superior quality. By choosing a renowned champagne such as Moët & Chandon, Veuve Clicquot, Pascal Agrapart, Ruinart or Deutz, you are offering your guests a mark of elegance and prestige that will make this moment even more special.
Price and quantity
It's important to start by determining a budget per bottle of champagne to help you make the right choices. Take into account the nature of the event and the number of guests to adjust your budget accordingly. Once you've set your budget, don't hesitate to compare prices and look out for promotions and special offers to get the best value for money on your champagnes. You can currently take advantage of the Friends & Family sale with reductions of up to 30% off the original price.
In terms of quantity, we recommend one bottle of champagne for three people. You are then free to adjust the quantity of champagne according to the number of guests and the length of the event.
Champagne and food pairings for a wedding
Champagne for aperitifs
To open the festivities, choose a light, lively champagne, such as a Brut Classic champagne. This type of champagne is refreshing and sparkling, perfect for awakening the taste buds and preparing your guests for the rest of the meal. Its balanced acidity and delicate fruit and floral aromas make it an ideal choice for a successful aperitif.
Champagne for main course
The choice of champagne may vary according to the main course being served. If you are serving seafood or fish, a Blanc de Blancs will be perfect. It offers a finesse and freshness that go wonderfully well with marine flavours. For white meat dishes, opt for a champagne with a little more body, such as a Blanc de Noirs. Made from Pinot Noir or Pinot Meunier grapes, it has a more robust structure and deeper aromas.
Champagne for dessert
To accompany your desserts, choose a slightly sweeter champagne, such as a Demi-sec champagne. This type of champagne, with its soft, sweet notes, goes well with a variety of desserts, from pastries to fruit. It adds an exquisite finishing touch to your meal.
Selection of champagne for your wedding at discounted prices
Champagne Deutz - Brut Classic
This champagne is a harmonious blend of chardonnay, pinot noir and pinot meunier. It has aromas of fresh fruit, white flowers and brioche. Perfect as an aperitif, this lively, well-balanced champagne will delight all your guests.
Champagne Pascal Agrapart 7 Crus
A sophisticated blend of seven crus from the Côte des Blancs, offering complex notes of ripe fruit, nuts and toast. An ideal accompaniment to fish and seafood dishes, this champagne will delight connoisseurs with its depth and aromatic richness.
Champagne Jacquesson Cuvée 746
This exceptional cuvée boasts aromas of dried fruit, honey and fine minerality. Perfect for the high points of your wedding, such as the toast or the first cup.
Champagne Pascal Agrapart Complantée
A unique champagne from a planted vineyard, it offers a fascinating aromatic diversity with floral, fruity and spicy notes. For a touch of originality and authenticity, this champagne is sure to impress your guests.
Champagne Ruinart Blanc de Blancs
A prestigious champagne made exclusively from Chardonnay, with delicate aromas of white flowers, citrus and exotic fruit. Perfect with refined dishes such as seafood, this Blanc de Blancs will bring a touch of elegance to your wedding.
Champagne Ruinart
Ruinart, the oldest champagne house, is synonymous with quality and tradition. Their cuvées offer subtle aromas and a silky texture. For an unforgettable taste experience, Ruinart remains a safe bet.
Tips for your wedding champagne
- Serving temperature: serve the champagne well chilled, between 8 and 10°C, to reveal all its flavours and freshness.
- Storage: keep bottles away from light and temperature fluctuations until ready to serve.
- Champagne glasses: use flutes or tulip-shaped glasses to better appreciate the bubbles and aromas.
- Timing: serve champagne at the right moment, ideally at the beginning of the evening for the aperitif or at key moments in the celebration such as the toasts or the "pièce montée" cup.
Time for your champagne!
Choosing the right champagne for your wedding is essential to creating a festive and refined atmosphere. By taking your preferences and budget into account, you're sure to find the perfect vintage for your big day. Don't miss our sales on exceptional champagnes and a selection of grands crus: -15%, -20%, -30%.
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