1244 in stock
£51.00
The modern day Maison of Veuve Clicquot possesses one of the finest champagne vineyards, both in terms of its size and the quality of its vines.
Green Apple – Pear – Hawthorn Flowers
The modern day Maison of Veuve Clicquot possesses one of the finest champagne vineyards, both in terms of its size and the quality of its vines. Its 390 hectares are divided between 12 of the 17 Grands Crus, and between 20 of the 44 Premiers Crus that constitute the entire Champagne region. The soil is chalky, with poor substrate in which the vines find their own strength, which naturally regulates heat and moisture. Bottled at 12% ABV.
Please consume responsibly.
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Come by our venue in Islington this March to try Flaming Pig Irish Whiskey!
Flaming Pig is a blend of Irish Single Malt & Grain Whiskies made richer and spicier with added smokiness from intense charring.
Flaming Pig gets its name from the great whiskey fire in Dublin in 1875 when 5000 barbells of whiskey caught on fire and the loan squeal of a flaming Pig raised the alarm saving the city and whiskey.