100% Chardonnay Dosage: 0g/lSince its initial release in 2019, the house Marguet's base cuvée. An exquisite calling card made from 100 percent Chardonnay from Vrigny, fresh and lively.

100% MeunierDosage 4g/lAged in wooden barrelsBottle ageing: 1.5 yearsNicola FEB25: Expressive, creamy, generous, complex but with drinkability and elegance. Wonderful as a starter or as an accompaniment to food.Tilman FEB25: Juicy, round, but also very elegant. Light taste of vanilla, which blends in very well. Very good drinkability!

54% Pinot Noir, 46% Chardonnay  20% Reserve Wines from previous vintage Terroir Ecueil 5 years bottle aging Dosage: 0g/l Tasting MAY20: Youthfully juicy, aromatic lively, straight, acid super integrated, vibrating length, joyful wine, has something fruity but you don't think of fruit, fresh fruit, slightly earthy at the back, relatively long   Classification: ChampagneAlcohol Content: 12%Net Volume: 750mlProducer Address: Champagne Lacourte-Godbillon,16 Rue des Aillys, 51500 Écueil, FranceAllergy Information: Contains sulfites. May contain traces of egg protein and milk Bio Certificate: DE-BY-001-18995-H DE-ÖKO-001

100% Chardonnay Dosage: 3g/l Single Vineyard in Verzy (Grand Cru) Vinification in concrete egg, incl. malolactic fermentation 48 months bottle ageing Nicola OCT23: Nice nuttiness, very long finish, fresh, elegant, precise but not barren, great body Nicola JUL23: Vinous, not at all Chardonnay typical, but we are here in the Montagne de Reims, out the back gentle reverberation, has something feminine, very pleasant, imaginative, very nice nutty reverberation, really very nice wine!    

100% Pinot NoirDosage 1g/lPinot Noir from Écueil and Chamery (Premier Cru)Maturation in 600l barrels & stainless steelBottle ageing: 4 yearsVines planted in 1973 and 1980, no malolactic fermentation, bottled unfined and unfilteredNicola OCT25 - 2018: Great body, firmness and presence, complex aromas, can mature further but is already enjoyable now.

100% Pinot Noir Dosage: 2g/l Single vineyard in Verzy (Grand Cru) Vinification in concrete eggs including malolactic fermentation Filled unfined 36 months bottle aging Nicola OCT23: Powerful, juicy, light-footed acidity, nutty aftertaste, minerality at the back, robust, minimally earthy David OCT23: great aromatic spectrum, a lot of expression and power paired with finesse and depth Nicola JUL23: Red-fruited with lots of power and drive, leaner and more direct than the Chardonnays (which is because they are not from the Cote des Blancs). Masculine, powerful, compact fruit and at the same time elegant and precise.  

100% Pinot Noir 10% red wine aged in oak barrels 20% reserve wines from previous vintage Terroir: Écueil  4 years bottle aging Dosage: 1,5g/l

100% Chardonnay Dosage: 2g/l Single Vineyard in Verzy (Grand Cru) Vinification in concrete egg, incl. malolactic fermentation 48 months bottle ageing Nicola OCT23: Nice nuttiness, very long finish, fresh, elegant, precise but not barren, great body Nicola JUL23: Vinous, not at all Chardonnay typical, but we are here in the Montagne de Reims, out the back gentle reverberation, has something feminine, very pleasant, imaginative, very nice nutty reverberation, really very nice wine!    

100 % Pinot NoirDosage 2g/lPinot Noir from Écueil, Villedommange and Chamery (Premier Cru)Matured in 600 l wooden barrels & stainless steelBottle ageing: 7 yearsRosé de Saignée, no malolactic fermentationNicola FEB24: Super beautiful release, really great and balanced aromatics.Moritz FEB24: Primarily juicy forest berries underscored by a fine spice and beautiful freshness. All very balanced. Long finish. Good as a companion to food or just by itself.

100% Meunier Dosage 2g/lMeunier from Villedommange (Premier Cru)Matured in stainless steelBottle ageing: 4 yearsVines planted 1986-1991, no malolactic fermentation, bottled unfined and unfilteredNicola OCT25 - 2018: Milder character, acidity not too demanding, chamomile, herbs, beautiful expression, unique!Nicola JUN24: Lively acidity, lots of structure, character, profound and multi-layered

50% Chardonnay, 50% Pinot NoirDosage 2g/lChardonnay & Pinot Noir from Chamery and Ecueil (Premier Cru)Maturation in 600l wooden barrel & stainless steelBottle ageing: 6 yearsNo malolactic fermentation

Maximum production is 6,000 bottles per vintage 60% Pinot Noir, 40% Chardonnay Only made in great years  Recent Angeline vintages that were produced include: 09, 08, 07, 05, 02, 00 Dosage: 8g/l  

90% Pinot Noir 10% Chardonnay  6% Coteaux Champenois from Bouzy Dosage 1,6g/l 10% of the wine in wood from the Domaine Jacques Prieur 4 years bottle aging From the villages: Les Rochelles, Les Potences, Les Longues Raies, Les Champs Romés (Verzy), La Chenille, Blancs-FossésNicola OKT24: Incredibly strong, complex, profound rosé. Elegant, exquisite fruit, freshness, super delicate, extremely balanced.Tilman OKT24: Structured, light, elegant bitterness, really great restrained fruit, very fine tannin, very balanced. Goes perfectly with Comté!Fabio OKT24: Very serious, not much fruit for a rose, very straight, fine perlage, super fresh, pure aperitif champagne. Nicola MAI22: Very well done, great signature, seems skillful, aromatic, polished, complex.  

60% Pinot Noir, 40% Chardonnay Dosage: 6g/l Blended with 12 diverse base wines from 4 vintages   45-50% Reserve wine (20-25% vinified in small barrel)   Terroirs: Terroir d'Ambonnay: Les Bermonts, Le Moulin, Les cheminots, Les Grandes Ruelles, Le Noyer saint pys, les secs, Les Fournettes, La pierre aux larrons, Les agusons, Les Beurys.... Average age of the vines: 30 Years Vinification: 70% in enamel tank, 30% in old barrel, 75% with malolactic fermentation, matured for up to 7 years on the lees   Domaine's entry level champagne, one that nonetheless displays a challenging complexity. Crisp & fruity (primarily apple) and nuanced.   60% Pinot Noir, 40% Chardonnay, Dosage 6g/l Nicola FEB24: Ultra strong, complex, slightly matured flavors but spot on, extremely long, multi-layered, also a bit of a stony element which makes it even more interesting. Ultra balanced. Moritz FEB24: Even with the "entry-level" cuvée, one can feel the elegance and complexity that Eric skillfully wants to encapsulate in the bottle. Everything is very delicate, not too loud, yet very present. A harmony of marzipan, roasted nuts, chalk, and a light smokiness greets the senses. The palate brings out more of the fresh, chalky flavors, which suits the cuvée extremely well. An extremely long finish ties the whole package together. What is sold as an entry-level at Maison Rodez, without overstepping, could be the pinnacle in many other houses. Tasting FEB20: Very strong, made another leap forward since tasting a year ago, very dense, great  Tasting JUL21: very complex release, very nutty, very layered, browned apple, slight ripeness, cool, great depth (Eric's language for minerality, chalk contact of vines, mouthfeel).   

84% Pinot Noir16% Chardonnay Dosage: 0g/l Juicy, salty, mineral and complex! The cuvée of annually changing portions of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from pure Grand Cru locations was fermented in barrels up to nine years old. The Benoît Marguet champagnes are filled without added sulfur and without dosage. Description of Sebastian Bordthäuser about 2016: Nose: The Shaman by Champagne Marguet from the 2016 vintage has been on the lees for around two years and entices with a richly filled display: yeast braid, brioche and pretzel biscuits as well as a generous piece of butter outline the notes of autolysis, which are enhanced by fine notes of apricot with increasing ventilation in the glass . Stoved apples follow, which are accompanied by herbal spices with aromas of sorrel and Giersch. Grounded through the obligatory ground oyster shell, the nose can look forward to the first sip. Mouth: With a creamy texture and small-sparkling Mousseux in the first taste, it is initially a bit quick-tempered, which can be attributed to the short time after the disgorgement and will soon go away. The bread notes of sourdough and pretzels of pretzels are aromatically reflected in the nose. On the palate it is precise but by no means leptosome, but with a good juice and joyful appearance. Its mouth-watering saline vein nestles around the slim acid nerve and, in combination with the fine phenolic, gives it its non-slip, non-slip feel that accelerates its drinking speed immensely. Fruity and tart with animating notes of red, ripe apple in a long, smoky finish. Food Pairing: - Ravioli with young spinach in nutmeg butter and crumbs - Mussels with french fries - Fried chicken wings with red fermented tofu

84% Pinot Noir16% Chardonnay Dosage: 0g/l Juicy, salty, mineral and complex! The cuvée of annually changing portions of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from pure Grand Cru locations was fermented in barrels up to nine years old. The Benoît Marguet champagnes are filled without added sulfur and without dosage. Description of Sebastian Bordthäuser about 2016: Nose: The Shaman by Champagne Marguet from the 2016 vintage has been on the lees for around two years and entices with a richly filled display: yeast braid, brioche and pretzel biscuits as well as a generous piece of butter outline the notes of autolysis, which are enhanced by fine notes of apricot with increasing ventilation in the glass . Stoved apples follow, which are accompanied by herbal spices with aromas of sorrel and Giersch. Grounded through the obligatory ground oyster shell, the nose can look forward to the first sip. Mouth: With a creamy texture and small-sparkling Mousseux in the first taste, it is initially a bit quick-tempered, which can be attributed to the short time after the disgorgement and will soon go away. The bread notes of sourdough and pretzels of pretzels are aromatically reflected in the nose. On the palate it is precise but by no means leptosome, but with a good juice and joyful appearance. Its mouth-watering saline vein nestles around the slim acid nerve and, in combination with the fine phenolic, gives it its non-slip, non-slip feel that accelerates its drinking speed immensely. Fruity and tart with animating notes of red, ripe apple in a long, smoky finish. Food Pairing: - Ravioli with young spinach in nutmeg butter and crumbs - Mussels with french fries - Fried chicken wings with red fermented tofu

76% Chardonnay24% Pinot Noir Dosage: 0 g/lExtremely tension-filled, firmly structured rosé from Ambonnay. A culinary Champagne, much more than just a simple aperitif!No added Sulphur

100% MeunierDosage: 1g/lSingle Plot Noron in Courmas, planted 1975Clay soil with southwest exposureVinification: in BarriqueBottle ageing: 2-3 years

100% Pinot NoirDosage: 1g/lSingle Plot Les Maréchaude in Courmas, planted 1984-1987Southwest exposureVinification: in BarriqueBottle ageing: 2-3 yearsNicola JAN26: Concise, very skillful use of wood, benefits from longer opening, chocolatey, gentle spiciness, great, smooth.

90% Pinot Noir, 10% ChardonnayDosage 8g/lPinot Noir & Chardonnay from Bouzy (Grand Cru)Matured in stainless steelBottle ageing: 4 yearsNo malolactic fermentationJanne MAI25: The vintage is open, vinous and subtle, earthy and dark flavours. Overall very accessible and already very enjoyable to drink.Tasting FEB21: Powerful, full-bodied champagne with good fullness on the palate, harmonious structure, well balanced, open and accessible with a clear style

40% Chardonnay, 30% Pinot Noir & 30% MeunierDosage 5g/lAged in stainless steel and wooden barrelsBottle ageing: 3 yearsNicola FEB25: Super dense, profound with great body. Super elegant and polished. Beautiful ripe fruit, smooth, uplifting.Tilman FEB25: Relatively mature with a prominent note of brioche. Has a dancing power.

100% Chardonnay Dosage: 0 g/l From the plots: Sous-pisse Renards, Les Rochelles Average age of the vines: 50 years 8% aging in oak barrels from Domaine Jacques Prieur in Burgundy Nicola MAI22: I like extremely well, despite the zero dosage not meager, very much body, spice, very long and polished from front to back, great aromatics and structure.  

100% Meunier Dosage: 2,5g/l Aged in traditional 205 l barrels, made from regional oak, for 11 months18 months bottle ageingRiddled by hand Unfined and unfiltered.The work is very manual and laborious, with a great sense of time and the needs of wine.The second coup of the highly gifted "newies" of Champagne. L.P.M refers to the area north-west of Reims, originally called "La Petit Montagne", in which their vineyards are located. Now that another area bears this name, it can no longer be written out on the label for Maximes and Anna's champagne and is therefore "encrypted". Giuseppe Lauria Editor-in-Chief WEINWISSER APR23: I enjoyed a good 1-hour adventure with this Blanc de Noirs. Because it changes in 10-minute intervals. Initially very restrained, it only reveals its facets with increasing airflow. After 30 to 40 minutes it really gets going: At the beginning only very delicate grapefruit notes, followed by yellow fruits like pear and a touch of marzipan, later bright and light red berries like raspberry join them, which skillfully blend into one with the distinctive sea breeze exciting piece of finesse to be captured in the finale by fine spices such as fennel. An elegant champagne with great evolution in the glass. 17.5+/20-2029 Lukas FEB23: On the nose raspberry, pear and ripe peach with hints of melon and grapefruit in the background. In the mouth juicy lemon and grapefruit, some pear and lemongrass, plus a present and crisp acidity that gives a lot of traction and makes for a great drinkability. A lot of potential for the future, a lot of fun in the glass and a joy to drink right now, but also a very capable food companion. Nicola JUL21: Incredible fragrance that draws you in, very beautiful, subtle honey note, very exciting soft-spicy beguiling, very own aroma, also again wonderful food companion, has something sweet (not sweet), something red-fruity, very light red cherry, red pepper, slight maturity.  

60% Pinot Noir, 35% Chardonnay, 5% Petit MeslierDosage 0g/lMatured in 450 litre barrels from Vincent Girard in MeursaultBottle ageing: 4 yearsNicola FEB25: Initially racy and pithy, but then quickly opens up with air and becomes more generous. Some honey, herbs, very good perlage, seems to benefit enormously from air, becomes really complex!Tilman FEB25: Brioche-like, but at the same time clearly fresh due to the Meslier, beautiful perlage, nutty, enormously vibrant, energetic. Becomes much more multi-layered with air, really complex, fine berry flavour as a fruit component, plus the supporting acidity. Constantly evolving and yet remains true to itself, extremely exciting!