Nicolas Feuillatte's iconic cuvée, Palmes d'Or, captivates with its rich style. It is the reflection of an exceptionally good vintage in an outstanding champagne. Even the bottle is special and eloquent. A graceful shape, opaque black glass conceals this champagne, with light sparkling in a thousand places like on a polished diamond. And the golden leaf, a synonym for luxury, suggests the superior position of the champagne.

In the Nicolas Feuillatte Palmes D’or Brut 2008 French champagne, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are equally present, fruits from Grand Cru areas, implying 99-100% perfection. It is precise, but the boundaries of aromas and flavors are endless. First, citrus, white-fleshed fruits, almond appear, accompanied by a little spiciness, then toasted notes follow, finally closed by a distinct mineral-chalky character. Marathon aftertaste. Beautiful, persistent, effervescent mousse. Very elegant, detailed; its freshness and elegance are etched into our memory.

95% of the wines come from Grand Cru vineyards, an equal blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. A defining characteristic of the Montgueux Chardonnay is that it is more tropical, fleshy, and intense, lending its aromatic patina and cohesive properties.