We often hear that the House of Bollinger incarnates a style. Most certainly, Bollinger proposes to great wine-lovers something different and unique in Champagne.

This specific style is bound to a family history that, for generations, chose to stay close to its land while ensuring it developed its international reputation.

“Bollinger, a class aside in the Champagne business” could be a simple advertising slogan. However, as soon as we consider the details of the differences cultivated by the House, it asserts itself as a reality. Indeed, when we examine the range of wines, this assertion is absolutely proven.

A fruit of the tricks of the earth and climate, making Champagne will always remain a difficult art; the art of blending grape varieties, crus or vintages, to get the quintessential wine. In that sense, “Special Cuvée” from Bollinger is, without doubt, the highest expression of its know-how and style.

In favourable conditions the House of Bollinger also makes, with the grapes of the year, wines which have, on top of the style of the House, the character and personality of their respective vintages. This is the case with the “Grande Année” and with the Grande Années continuity of excellence in the “R.D.”.

The House of Aÿ, not sparing of differences, also offers two other unique wines in Champagne: “the “la Côte aux Enfants” and the “Vieilles Vignes Françaises”. All these wines have a history which merits being told.