The house of Jacquart was established in 1964 by Chardonnay growers. Today, it is the second largest grower-producer in Champagne, with 100 per cent of the fruit grown by the owners. Closely linked to the terroir, the wines represent a fascinating bridge between the smaller family estates and the Grandes Marques.

Charming, delicate aromas of raspberry, orange peel, strawberry, redcurrant and lifted violet, with subtle autolytic notes of brioche. The elegant mineral structure is supported by fresh, zesty acidity, a soft mousse and a long, lingering finish. Rating: 95 Points & Gold Medal; International Wine & Spirit Competition 2022

Full salmon-pink colour with a rich, ripe, raspberry to strawberry nose, bold and fruity, building lovely toast and brioche complexities. A very attractive mix of fruit and tirage-developed characters. The wine is rich and full-bodied, loaded with flavour but not at the expense of finesse. Long carry. A very smart rosé in a fuller, more generous style. Rating: 92 Points; Huon Hooke; Real Review

This has an attractive, fresh, sliced-strawberry core with a wealth of zesty and composed berries. Honey aromas, too. The palate has a very composed, elegant yet delicately fleshy, strawberry core with a fine, acidity-etched finish. Drink now. Rating: 91 Points; James Suckling