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For 5 centuries now, the Philipponnat family has been making its mark on the land of Champagne. The House Philipponnat was founded in 1522 on the lands of Aÿ, where all generations have succeeded one another. Possessing a unique historical and viticultural heritage, it reigns today over a vineyard of 20 hectares classified as Premier Cru and Grand Cru in Aÿ, Mareuil-sur-Aÿ and Avenay.
The House Philipponnat produces exceptional vintages that express the richness of their terroir, shining with elegance and purity.
April de Philipponnat was a soldier in the army of François I, and was granted lands in Aÿ by the king as a reward for his exploits at the Battle of Marignan in 1515. The Philipponnats will thus devote themselves over the generations to the elaboration of Champagnes wines, and acquire at the beginning of the XXth century cellars dug in the XVIIIth century in Château of Mareuil, a village classified in Premier Cru. These cellars are still today an exceptional heritage.
In 1997, the House Philipponnat will be acquired by the group of Champagnes Lanson-BCC, but retains its family heritage. Charles Philipponnat is now its general manager.
House Philipponnat operates a 20-hectare vineyard classified as Premier Cru and Grand Cru in Aÿ, Mareuil-sur-Aÿ and Avenay. The vines are worked with the greatest respect for the soil and the environment, in particular by the use of draught horses for the ploughing. The House Philipponnat... See more ...
The Réserve Perpétuelle Brut from Maison Philipponnat embodies the very essence of Champagne tradition, reinvented with bold modernity. The result of a perpetual cycle of blends that began in 1946, this cuvée combines the freshness of recent harvests with the complexity of reserve wines aged in wood, creating a unique balance between minerality, fruitiness, and depth.
To the eye, a golden color with amber highlights and a fine, persistent mousse. On the nose, notes of vine blossom, lime blossom, and toasted bread evolve into aromas of red fruit, citrus, and honey. On the palate, a vinous and fruity attack (redcurrant, raspberry, ripe grape) is followed by an elegant finish marked by hints of biscuit and fresh bread.
The new packaging highlights the name of the cuvée and the dosage, while the checkered case is inspired by the family coat of arms, symbolizing the heritage and innovation of Maison Philipponnat.
Ideal as an aperitif or to accompany white meats, poultry, fine charcuterie, and seafood.