Not every prestige champagne is quite as limited edition as you might think – Dom Perignon, for example, doesn’t release figures but is believed to produce up to five million bottles a year (a figure that’s entirely feasible given its owner Moët Hennessy’s status as Champagne’s largest vineyard holder.)
If you want a real unicorn from a big name, then try Champagne Bollinger, which quietly makes a...
The article highlights the rarity and value of Champagne Bollinger's collectable cuvées, particularly those produced from La Côte aux Enfants vineyard. The steep terrain of the vineyard is discussed as well as its history as a source for still red wines that were once popular with King Henry IV. Additionally, the article mentions the challenges faced by Bollinger due to climate change and how it impacts the viability of their older vines, particularly those used in the production of Bollinger Vi...