£44.80
This is the Tsarine Brut, a high-quality white French Champagne produced by Chanoine Frères, a distinguished house established in 1730. This specific cuvée was historically created to honour the Russian tsars due to significant 19th-century export markets. Relaunched in 2000, the Tsarine range is immediately recognisable for its unique presentation.
- White French Champagne, Cuvee Premium standard.
- Crafted by Chanoine Frères, founded in 1730.
- Honours the historical Russian imperial connection.
- Features a unique bottle with decorative ridged swirls.
- A classic expression of quality sparkling wine.
Ensure you drink this celebrated sparkling wine responsibly when purchasing.
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Cuvee Premium - White French Champagne.
Tsarine is made by Chanoine Frères, which was founded in 1730; only the house of Ruinart is older.
The Tsarine cuvée was originally created in honour of the Russian tsars, since Russia was a major export market for champagne in the nineteenth century.
Relaunched in 2000, the Tsarine range comes in a very distinctive and unique bottle, with ridged swirls instead of a smooth surface.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
Tsarine is made by Chanoine Frères, which was founded in 1730; only the house of Ruinart is older.
The Tsarine cuvée was originally created in honour of the Russian tsars, since Russia was a major export market for champagne in the nineteenth century.
Relaunched in 2000, the Tsarine range comes in a very distinctive and unique bottle, with ridged swirls instead of a smooth surface.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
