Why buy Champagne Piper-Heidsieck Cuvée Brut Perfume Special Edition

Piper-Heidsieck has created this magnificent box for its Cuveé Brut.

Piper-Heidsieck adorns itself with the shape of this perfect seductive object, a feminine symbol that reveals the mood and personality of a perfume.

This cuveé champagne is emblematic of the house, round and vibrant, and recalls the rich variety of its blend: 50-55% pinto noir, 30-35% meunier, 15-20% chardonnay and 10-20% reserve wines.

To describe this champagne perfectly, we can give it the following characteristics: on the one hand seductive, like a romantic character with a great personality this champagne seduces us with its golden glow, festive and bathed in light by its cheerful animated bubbles, on the other hand, precise, like the notes of almond and hazelnut that rise with the bubbles leaving a sensation of softness marked by the purity of pear and apple, finally, a brilliant blend of grapefruit, grapes and white fruits, all protected by the structure and depth of the pinot noir.

This champagne has won numerous awards throughout its existence, such as:

• Gold Medal at the Brussels World Cup 2019.
• Gold Medal at the Mundus Vini 2020.
• Gold Medal at The Masters of Champagne in the Beverage Business 2019.

Tasting notes. Sight, smell and taste

In view it presents a bright and clean colour with straw yellow tones.

Its aroma is reminiscent of notes of white spring fruits evolving to fruitier notes with a slight toastiness.

In the mouth it is a lively and fresh champagne.

Food pairing. How to taste it

This champagne is perfect to drink chilled from the fridge. As for the accompaniment, it is as varied as it is peculiar, we can accompany it from the traditional British dish "fish and chips", to a surprising accompaniment of chilli, to a daring and tasty cheese.

History of the product

The Piper-Heidsieck champagne house was founded in 1785 in Reims by Florens-Louis Heidsieck. After his death in 1828, his nephew took over the business and in 1839 he joined his cousin Henri-Guillaume Piper and together they began a long history.

The wine and spirits group Rémy Cointreau bought the brand in the late 1980s until 2011, when it was sold to Européenne de Participation Industrielle, a private holding company for French luxury brands.

It's in the Top 10 of economic and cheap products of Champagne and in the Top 1800 of our best seller products.