Vintage Champagne · 2015
Not every year earns a vintage from Veuve Clicquot. 2015 did — the 67th since Madame Clicquot created the category in 1810, and a portion of it aged in oak to prove the point.
12.5% ABV75clVintage 2015Partly Oak-Aged
Recognition
⭐93 pts — Wine Spectator
Veuve Clicquot only declares a vintage in years its chef de cave considers exceptional — 2015 was the 67th time that's happened since the house created the category two centuries ago.
Tasting Profile
Toasted BriocheRoast CoffeeSpiceCitrusStone Fruit
Pairs Well With
🦇Roast Duck
Rich enough to match
🧀Aged Gruyère
Nutty against the toast
🍄Wild Mushroom Risotto
Earthy, savoury pairing
🍣Dark Chocolate Tart
Coffee notes meet cocoa
Perfect With Chocolate
At a Glance
Origin
Reims, Champagne, France
House
Veuve Clicquot, est. 1772
Vintage
2015 — 67th since 1810
Blend
50% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonnay, 20% Pinot Meunier
Ageing Note
~10% vinified and aged in large oak casks
Questions
How is this different from Yellow Label?
Yellow Label is non-vintage, blended from reserve wines across many years to keep a consistent house style. Vintage 2015 is a single-harvest wine, made only because that year's grapes were considered exceptional on their own — it's a different style entirely, not just a fancier version.
Why does it taste toasty and spiced?
Around 10% of the blend is vinified and aged in large oak casks rather than steel, which is where the roast coffee and toasted aromas come from — a signature of Veuve Clicquot's vintage style.
Can I age this further?
Yes. Vintage champagne is built to develop after release — this bottle will hold and continue evolving for several years if stored correctly, upright and away from light.
Delivery
⚡ 30–45 min across Greater London
📦 Next-day UK-wide
🎁 Gift wrap available at checkout
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