GDD ‘Gout de Diamants’ Chapuy

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Série Édition Limitée

GDD Chapuy Vintage Brut

Grand Cru grower Champagne from Oger in the Côte des Blancs, produced only in exceptional vintages.

Elegant, structured, and terroir-driven.

• Bottle: $357.99 each
• 6-Bottle Case: $2,142.99

For optimal value, explore 6-bottle case offerings.

Brut Vintage Perpétuel (2012 - 2014)

Composition

50% Chardonnay
25% Pinot Noir
25% Meunier
30% Reserve Perpetuelle Wines (2012-2014)
Base Harvest 2014

Maturation

Extended Ageing on lees: 5 years
Bottling : March 2015
Disgorged : July 2016
Wine Fermentation: Stainless Still Vats, and Blocked Malolactic Fermentation

Dosage

7 g/l Sugar

Production

#1999 Limited Edition Bottles

Tasting Note

Sight: A straw gold colour with a persistent and fine mousse.
Nose: Subtle aromas of almond and honey evolve into notes of ripe yellow fruits, including Mirabelle plums and wild peaches.
Palate: A generous attack dominated by citrus marmalade leads the way, followed by an everlasting crisp and clean finish, in Chardonnay style

Paring Suggestions

Grilled Lobster with Citrus Butter for succulent resonance;
Roasted Chicken with Almond Crust for a nutty complement;
Roast Suckling Pig for a luxurious and harmonious balance;
Black Cod with Miso Glaze and Pickled Daikon for a rich,
umami-filled contrast

A Timeless Elixir of Elegance: Where the past, present and future converge in a single glass.

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Our “Vintage Perpétuel” cuvée reflects the Chapuy family’s dedication to craftsmanship and the enduring traditions of Champagne.

At its heart lies a perpetual reserve system, in which wines from successive harvests are blended with older reserve wines maintained in a single evolving vat. This method preserves continuity while allowing each new vintage to contribute its character to the cuvée.

The result is a Champagne that carries subtle echoes of past harvests while expressing the freshness and structure of the present vintage.

Balanced and layered, the wine reveals a profile that is both familiar and continually evolving — a reflection of Chapuy’s heritage and its ongoing pursuit of precision in the Côte des Blancs.