The Champagne Réserve Perpétuelle Extra Brut by Maurice Grumier is a refined expression of the viticulture of Verzy, a Grand Cru village in the Montagne de Reims. This champagne is produced following the 'réserve perpétuelle' method, a solera system started many years ago, which includes wines from different vintages to create a unique complexity and continuity in the flavor profile.

Visually, it presents a pale gold color and a fine, persistent perlage, an unmistakable sign of quality. On the nose, this champagne stands out for its intense notes of ripe white fruit such as peach and pear, balanced by hints of fresh yeast and a touch of minerals. On the palate, the complexity is evident, with a creamy texture that reveals layers of citrus, toasted bread, and a subtle acidic vein leading to a long and clean finish.

The Extra Brut, with a very low addition of sugars, enhances the purity and expression of the terroir. It is ideal as an aperitif or paired with sophisticated fish dishes such as oysters or salmon tartare. A pure example of balance between tradition and innovation, the Champagne Réserve Perpétuelle Extra Brut by Maurice Grumier promises to delight the most discerning palates.