A pilgrimage to the sacred places of Champagne, among its Grand Crus, to discover lands extremely suited to the production of Champagne Grand Cru. A few but highly prized labels, born in the most prestigious areas of Verzenay, a small village where time is suspended as in a fairy tale, Ambonnay, the beating heart of Pinot Noir production, and Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, the temple of Chardonnay.

Such as the Tradition (93 pts Gardini), a precious blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, which captivates the senses with its golden colour in the glass, hints of dried apricots and a powerful and strong character with great charm and personality. In the mouth it continues creamy and mineral, a perfect expression of its terroir of origin. An unmissable appointment with pleasure is the Rosé (94 pts Gardini), pure Pinot Noir, a wine with a splendid soft pink colour and, on the palate, a dense and persistent perlage, born from the hands of Secondé-Simon. Closing the range is Guy Charlemagne with his Blanc de Blancs (93 pts Gardini), a highly original Champagne: it is made from a 100% Chardonnay Grand Cru blend, with the extreme peculiarity of being a mixture of various reserve wines, all of high lineage.

Our journey is over but here begins yours: try these Grand Crus too, you will feel as if you have never returned home.