We were able to get a bit more of this one after selling out recently. As many know, it's almost impossible to find good Champagne under $40, let alone something great at this price point. Well, we think we have done it here! This Champagne can put many $100 bottles to shame! We sold sixty cases of this one during the last holiday season at the same price, so we were thrilled when we were able to get another shot at the same pricing. This Champagne has lovely aromas of white flowers, liquid minerals, brioche, and fresh herbs, leading to incredible depth on the palate, lots of ripe apple and pear notes, Grand Cru weight and precision, with tons of dry extract on the lingering finish. This is a no-brainer and gets our highest recommendation!
Our original offer:
NV Vieille France Champagne Brut Reserve is back after a year of waiting, and we were able to negotiate the pricing so we could offer it at the same price as last year. This was our favorite new Champagne discovery of 2025, and it remains an impressive bottle, easily rivaling wines at twice the price. This comes from an old Champagne house dating back to the early 19th century, which is also one of the largest vineyard owners in the region, second only to Louis Roederer. As this Champagne is being reintroduced to the U.S. market, serious attention was paid to quality, presentation, and value, including relabeling the wine and bottling it in a traditional, larger, old-school Champagne bottle. The blend is 40% Chardonnay, 30% Pinot Noir, and 30% Pinot Meunier, aged on the lees for at least three years with a dosage of 6 g/L. The aromatics are excellent, with fresh apple, nectarine, baked bread, liquid minerals, and saline notes. The palate is deep and generous, with impressive dry extract, lovely balance, great texture, and a long, driving finish. This is a fantastic Champagne find, a true overachiever for the money, and highly recommended!
N.V. Vieille France Champagne Brut Reserve
N.V. Vieille France Champagne Brut Reserve
We were able to get a bit more of this one after selling out recently. As many know, it's almost impossible to find good Champagne under $40, let alone something great at this price point. Well, we think we have done it here! This Champagne can put many $100 bottles to shame! We sold sixty cases of this one during the last holiday season at the same price, so we were thrilled when we were able to get another shot at the same pricing. This Champagne has lovely aromas of white flowers, liquid minerals, brioche, and fresh herbs, leading to incredible depth on the palate, lots of ripe apple and pear notes, Grand Cru weight and precision, with tons of dry extract on the lingering finish. This is a no-brainer and gets our highest recommendation!
Our original offer:
NV Vieille France Champagne Brut Reserve is back after a year of waiting, and we were able to negotiate the pricing so we could offer it at the same price as last year. This was our favorite new Champagne discovery of 2025, and it remains an impressive bottle, easily rivaling wines at twice the price. This comes from an old Champagne house dating back to the early 19th century, which is also one of the largest vineyard owners in the region, second only to Louis Roederer. As this Champagne is being reintroduced to the U.S. market, serious attention was paid to quality, presentation, and value, including relabeling the wine and bottling it in a traditional, larger, old-school Champagne bottle. The blend is 40% Chardonnay, 30% Pinot Noir, and 30% Pinot Meunier, aged on the lees for at least three years with a dosage of 6 g/L. The aromatics are excellent, with fresh apple, nectarine, baked bread, liquid minerals, and saline notes. The palate is deep and generous, with impressive dry extract, lovely balance, great texture, and a long, driving finish. This is a fantastic Champagne find, a true overachiever for the money, and highly recommended!
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