Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label Champagne at Del Mesa Liquor
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Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label Champagne

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Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label is a 750mL non-vintage Champagne and the house's signature bottling — a Pinot Noir-led blend (50–55% Pinot Noir, 28–33% Chardonnay, 15–20% Meunier, per the official FAQ) drawn from 50–60 crus with 25–45% reserve wines, at a Brut dosage of 9 g/L. The house publishes no ABV for this bottling, so none is stated here. It is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor.

  • Size: 750mL
  • Blend: Pinot Noir 50–55%, Chardonnay 28–33%, Meunier 15–20% (official FAQ ranges)
  • Dosage: Brut, 9 g/L (official)
  • Reserve wines: 25–45%, from a house reserve collection of 400 wines aged up to 30 years
  • Origin: Veuve Clicquot, Champagne, France — 50–60 crus

The Yellow Label Standard

Yellow Label is the balance the whole house is built around: Pinot Noir for structure, a serious reserve-wine programme — hundreds of reserve wines, some aged up to thirty years — for depth and consistency, and that unmistakable yellow label that has carried the cuvee since the 19th century. The house gives its ageing potential as three to five years and a serve of 8–10°C. Explore the range on the Veuve Clicquot vendor page or browse more Champagne and sparkling wine.

Tasting Notes

From the producer: brilliant golden-yellow with fine, persistent bubbles; pear, apple and peach with mandarin and grapefruit citrus and brioche; a palate structured by Pinot Noir with pastry and dried-fruit notes from the ageing.

How to Enjoy

Serve at 8–10°C as an aperitif or with seafood, hard cheeses and gougeres — the structure that makes it a celebration bottle also makes it a table wine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grapes are in Yellow Label? Pinot Noir leads at 50–55%, with 28–33% Chardonnay and 15–20% Meunier, blended from 50–60 crus, per the house FAQ.

How dry is it? It is a Brut at 9 g/L dosage — dry, with ripe fruit and brioche richness rather than sweetness.

Can I cellar it? The house gives an ageing potential of three to five years; it is also made to drink beautifully on release.

The most recognisable label in Champagne — order Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label online from Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.

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