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£221.94 per case
Equivalent to £36.99 per bottle
221 Clubcard Points
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Key facts
- Country
- France
- Grape
- Chardonnay
- Pinot Meunier
- Pinot Noir
- Vintage
- Non Vintage
- Producer
- Veuve Clicquot
- Winemaker
- Jaques Péters
- Stopper
- Natural Cork
- Special Diet
- Vegetarian
- ABV
- 12
Product Details
Awards
Tasting Notes
White fruits and raisins from the grape followed by vanilla and toasty notes from ageing in bottle.
A fresh, fruity flavour.
Storage Instructions
This wine can be drunk now but will further improve if carefully stored for up to 3 years
Expert Opinion
In the press...
Jane MacQuitty - The Times 11/11/2009Great vintage Champagne from a great Champagne house at a splash-out but not extortionate price. A wonderful, rich, fruity, classy, Pinot Noir-dominant Christmas fizz
Background
History
Founded in 1772 Veuve Clicquot is one of the most famous houses in the Champagne region in terms of both size and quality. Madame Clicquot transformed the business earning her title 'Grande Dame de la Champagne'.
Winemaking details
Jaques Péters
Regional info
Veuve Clicquot vineyards cover 382 hectares spread over the best Crus in the region. The vines are mostly planted on hillsides to benefit from the thin layer of top soil and increased sun exposure.
Customer Reviews & Ratings
Based on 10 Reviews
The best Champagne
By Centaur
18 January 2013
Expert
Male, aged 65 or Over
Some prefer Bollinger but I think the Old Widow is the finest NV champagne. Of course these things are always according to personal taste, but I find the biscuity, full flavour of the over 50% Pinot Noir very satisfying. Backed up by a good dash of Pinot Meunier with the rest Chardonnay, the balance always seems just right. It is this wine which makes me say that the only time I don't like drinking champagne is when I am asleep.
Veuve Cliquot
By KMaz
04 January 2013
Novice
Male, aged 45-54
Still my wife's favourite, NV drinks better after its been kept for a while.
Excellent champagne
By Soberite
30 December 2012
Connoisseur
Male, aged 65 or Over
This wine has small bubbles often a characteristic of good champagne ( but not always ) straw coloured with a biscuit flavour and best drunk not too chilled to allow the flavour to reach a maximum.
excellent value for money
By gazza11
27 December 2012
Dabbler
Male, aged 45-54
With 25% off this was excellent value for money. The quality of champagne was excellent.
Christmas champagne
By LALAMA
26 December 2012
Explorer
Female, aged 55-64
Very merry and happy taste and bubbles. Perfect for celebrations.
This is the best champagne bar none love it
By Psyche
13 December 2012
Expert
Female, aged 45-54
Beat"s Crystal and Dom , hand"s down it tastes like something you can"t explain a little bit of Heaven on your"e Palate
The best
By Chumleywarner
12 December 2012
Explorer
Male, aged 35-44
This Champagne, is consistently the best Champagne you can get pound for pound and more. I have put this up against very expensive fizz and it still comes up trumps, this is my second favourite fizz in the world, the first fave isn't sold in Tesco. Have this as a treat, it's lovely.
GORGEOUS!
By Luckyfry13
30 November 2012
Dabbler
Female, aged 35-44
This review is for the 2011 vintage
Fantastic champagne! Full of beuautiful little bubbles with a slightly sweeter taste than a lot of others! A*
Veuve O'clock
By Parners
25 November 2012
Connoisseur
Male, aged 35-44
This review is for the 2011 vintage
Nothing compares to this champagne, tried a bottle of £120 competitors champagne....and it doesnt compare.
To each his own
By Hendon67
24 October 2012
Explorer
Male, aged 65 or Over
A favourite champagne is very much a personal thing. There are some people who believe that the more you pay, the better it is. Pop stars and footballers spring to mind (loads of money, no taste...). I believe it's all down to what you like and I like Veuve. it's not full of bubbles, like Moet is, and it's got a distinctive yet subtle taste. Try it. You'll like it.
