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Perrier-Jouët

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Perrier-Jouët is a French champagne house established in 1811. The winery’s distinctive style emphasizes delicate floral aromas achieved through its unique grape selection and aging process. Known for its signature Belle Époque bottle designs, Perrier-Jouët caters to discerning consumers seeking refined and elegant champagne experiences.

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Why does Perrier-Jouët use anemone flowers on its Belle Epoque bottles?

The white-anemone design was created for Perrier-Jouët by Art Nouveau artist Émile Gallé in 1902. It became the visual signature of Belle Epoque, the house's prestige cuvée.

Which grapes give Perrier-Jouët champagne its floral character?

Chardonnay is especially important to the house style, with grapes from prized Côte des Blancs villages such as Cramant and Avize. Perrier-Jouët also uses Pinot Noir and Meunier, depending on the cuvée.

What is the difference between Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut and Belle Epoque?

Grand Brut is the house's non-vintage champagne, blended to maintain a consistent style across harvests. Belle Epoque is a vintage prestige cuvée made only for selected years and sold in the recognizable floral bottle.

Where is Perrier-Jouët champagne made?

Perrier-Jouët has been based in Épernay, in France's Champagne region, since Pierre-Nicolas Perrier and Rose-Adélaïde Jouët founded the house in 1811. Its historic cellars run beneath Avenue de Champagne.

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