Champagne Laherte Frères Ultradition Extra Brut and Champagne Carbon Brut Rosé

Gone are the days where champagne was mass-produced and lacked the distinct character and artisanal charm that today's connoisseurs crave. Instead, Champagne Houses and winemakers are putting serious thought, time, and care into every step of the winemaking process, ensuring that each bottle is a testament to the rich heritage and unparalleled craftsmanship that Champagne is known for. This September, let's take a closer look at two incredible House's that are leading the way into the new age of Champagne.

Laherte Frères champions biodynamic and sustainable practices in their champagne production. They meticulously tend to their vineyards, using organic methods and reducing environmental impact. With a commitment to biodiversity, they utilise horses for vineyard work, ensuring that their exceptional champagnes reflect not only terroir but also a deep respect for the earth. This month please enjoy the excellent Laherte Frères Ultradition Extra Brut. 

Champagne Carbon embodies modern sustainable practices and technology in the world of champagne. Their innovative approach blends eco-friendly vineyard management with cutting-edge winemaking techniques. In addition to solar panels powering their production and recyclable materials used to reduce waste, Carbon has invested in four years of research and development to craft their unique carbon fibre bottles, which each go through a lengthy 37 step production process. For all our Connoisseurs and Corporates you have a bottle of Carbon Brut Rosé (Effect) coming your way.