Veuve Clicquot
“Time is Luxury” and Verve Clicquot Champagne is famous for its mastery of both of those things.
Veuve Clicquot
“Time is Luxury” and Verve Clicquot Champagne is famous for its mastery of both of those things. Founded over 240 years ago, Verve Cliquot’s commitment to excellence has seen just 11 Cellar Masters make the grade and take the reins at the historic house, carrying on the towering legacy of Madame Cliquot herself. That’s an average of over 20 years in charge, which goes to show just how strongly Verve Cliquot emphasise stability and standards in the production of their Champagnes. These qualities leap out at you from every glass of their immaculate fizz, too.
After the yearly harvest in Reims, the year's grapes go through an extensive selection process. The resulting wines are then repeatedly tasted by a team of 12 expert Oneologists throughout their development, including a long maturation - twice the industry standard - before careful bottling. The resulting Champagnes are consistently among the best in the world, every time you buy. As if those weren’t enough credentials, Verve Cliquot are committed to eco-sustainability too.
After the yearly harvest in Reims, the year's grapes go through an extensive selection process. The resulting wines are then repeatedly tasted by a team of 12 expert Oneologists throughout their development, including a long maturation - twice the industry standard - before careful bottling. The resulting Champagnes are consistently among the best in the world, every time you buy. As if those weren’t enough credentials, Verve Cliquot are committed to eco-sustainability too.
How much is a bottle of Veuve Clicquot?
Within our range, a bottle of Veuve Clicquot starts off at £27.49 for a 37.5cl half-bottle, while the most expensive product is £4,000 for the 3L jeroboam.Why is Veuve Clicquot called the widow?
Veuve Clicquot is called Widow because it was originally created by a widow. Her husband, Nicolas-Louis Clicquot, died in 1805 leaving her with a small wine business. She harnessed the power of the Champagne region and turned it into one of the most famous champagne houses in the world. Today, Veuve Clicquot is enjoyed by millions of people all over the world. So remember, next time you drink a glass of Widow, raise a toast to Madame Clicquot – the original entrepreneurial widow!Can Veuve Clicquot go bad?
Yes, Veuve Clicquot can go bad. It will start to spoil and taste like vinegar if it's not stored properly. Ideally, you should store it in a cool, dark place and drink it within a year of purchase.
