Champagne · Magnum Format
The same Yellow Label, but in the format sommeliers actually prefer — magnums age more slowly and gracefully than standard bottles, thanks to a better ratio of wine to the air trapped under the cork.
12% ABV1.5L (2 Bottles)Non-Vintage BrutMagnum Format
Heritage
🏆Largest Reserve Wine Library in Champagne
🏆Admired by Pushkin, Chekhov and Gogol
Veuve Clicquot holds around 400 reserve wines, some aged up to 30 years, used to keep Yellow Label's signature style consistent no matter the base vintage — a scale of reserve stock few other houses can match.
Tasting Profile
PearPeachBriocheCitrusVanilla
Built For
🎉Large Gatherings
One bottle, twelve glasses
💍Wedding Toasts
A genuine centrepiece
🦪Shellfish Platters
Built for sharing
🏆Milestone Celebrations
Where the format matters
At a Glance
Origin
Reims, Champagne, France
House
Veuve Clicquot, est. 1772
Blend
~50–55% Pinot Noir, 15–20% Meunier, 28–33% Chardonnay
Format
Magnum, 1.5L (2 standard bottles)
Reserve Wines
Up to 45%, from a library of 400 wines
Questions
Why choose a magnum over two standard bottles?
Magnums age more slowly and evenly than standard bottles — a better ratio of wine to the small amount of oxygen trapped under the cork lets the champagne develop more gracefully, and a single large-format bottle makes more of a statement at the table.
How many glasses does a magnum serve?
A 1.5L magnum holds the equivalent of two standard 75cl bottles — roughly 12 glasses.
Why is the reserve wine library significant?
Veuve Clicquot holds the largest and most varied collection of reserve wines in Champagne — around 400 wines, some aged up to 30 years — used to keep Yellow Label's signature style consistent no matter the vintage.
Delivery
⚡ 30–45 min across Greater London
📦 Next-day UK-wide
🎁 Gift wrap available at checkout
18+ Please enjoy Veuve Clicquot responsibly. For guidance and support, visit
drinkaware.co.uk.
