Reserved for moments that matter, the Taittinger Brut Prestige Jéroboam promises a champagne that brings people together, elevates the table and lights up the occasion. In this generous format—symbol of conviviality and flair—the cuvée displays the radiance of a House whose signature relies on a notable share of Chardonnay, a guarantee of purity and distinction. Sourced from a selection of crus across the Montagne de Reims, the Côte des Blancs, the Vallée de la Marne and the Côte des Bar, this Champagne AOC harmonises fruit, tension and indulgence. Its silky mousse, fine persistent bubbles and floral-fruity expression combine in a controlled freshness that will awaken your aperitifs and enhance your dishes. Presented in a wooden case, the Jéroboam becomes a true object of celebration—both an exceptional gift and a centrepiece—designed to make every toast a happy, lasting memory.

Blend and winemaking

This non-vintage cuvée brings together approximately 40% Chardonnay and 60% Pinots, combining the nobility of Pinot Noir with the charm of Pinot Meunier. The pronounced presence of Chardonnay, rare in this category, provides brightness, backbone and length. Malolactic fermentation is carried out to round out the structure and bring a caressing texture, without diminishing the liveliness that defines the House. Tank ageing preserves aromatic precision and the integrity of the fruit, while the measured brut dosage highlights the saline tension and mouthfeel dynamics. Cellar ageing allows the wine to find its harmony, revealing delicate effervescence and a clear, immediately appealing bouquet. Overall, it expresses the exacting standards of a clean, readable and vibrant style, crafted both for pure tasting and gastronomic pairing.

Tasting notes

• Appearance : Bright straw yellow threaded with a shower of fine bubbles, an airy persistent collar that announces a delicate texture.
• Nose : Fruity and patisserie-like expression, blending white peach, delicate zest, hawthorn and acacia, underscored by brioche notes and a hint of vanilla.
• Palate : Lively, straight attack, a broad mid-palate with flavours of yellow-fleshed fruits and citrus, a clean finish edged with a honeyed touch and a subtle echo of gentle spices.

Serving temperature and tips

Serve this Jéroboam around 8°C to highlight its freshness and the brilliance of its bubbles. To preserve effervescence, favour tulip glasses rather than very narrow flutes. For service, tilt the bottle gently to control the flow and avoid excessive foaming. Sufficient chilling in an ice bucket will ensure aromatic balance, while a calm, unrushed opening will allow the bouquet to unfold gracefully. Contains sulfites. Excessive alcohol consumption is dangerous for your health; consume in moderation.

Food pairings

• Aperitifs : Comté gougères, oysters, sea bass sashimi, crispy vegetable tartlets.
• Starters : Scallop carpaccio, citrus ceviche, delicate tart of caramelised onion and fresh herbs.
• Main courses : Roast poultry with a light jus, sole meunière, risotto with preserved lemon and basil.
• Cheeses : Fresh goat cheese, young sheep's cheese, lightly aged Comté that respect the wine's delicacy.
• Desserts : Thin apple tart, citrus shortbread, lightly sweetened meringue dessert.

Occasions

The Taittinger Brut Prestige Jéroboam turns up where people celebrate gathering, gesture and conversation. Its majestic format structures the serving ritual, sets a festive atmosphere and inscribes each glass into a shared story. Companion to receptions and herald of major announcements, it finds its place at the heart of a canapé-style cocktail as well as at the peak of a contemporary banquet, without ever losing its composure. The wooden case, both protective and noble, makes it a choice gift, appreciated by aesthetes and epicureans who value thoughtful details and brilliant bubbles.

• To mark a family or friends' gathering with flair and generosity.
• At a cocktail where freshness and aromatic precision guide the pairing.
• As an exceptional gift in a wooden case, to offer to a lover of large formats.

Characteristics

• Name : Taittinger, Brut Prestige Jéroboam Wooden case
• Appellation : Champagne AOC
• Type : Brut
• Vintage : Non-vintage
• Grape varieties : Chardonnay approx. 40%, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier approx. 60%
• Alcohol : 12% vol
• Ageing : Aged in tank, malolactic fermentation carried out
• Volume : 3 L (Jéroboam)
• Cellaring : Best enjoyed young, depending on storage conditions
• Serving temperature : 8°C