Taste-In Welcomes Delamotte Champagne.

Champagne Delamotte is not only one of the oldest champagne houses, but it is, arguably, one of the most refined in style and pedigree. Established in 1760, in the prestigious village of le Mesnil, Delamotte is possibly chardonnay’s most dedicated advocate. Indeed, most of its vineyards are planted with the grape and all have the exalted Grand Cru Status.

Alongside the elegant Delamotte Brut NV, (a blend but Chardonnay-dominant nonetheless) and the delicate, strawberry-scented rosé, the Blanc de Blancs cuvées (non-vintage and vintage) are the stars of the show, both tantalisingly rich, yet delicate. This is not surprising, perhaps, considering Delamotte is the sister house of the ultra-rare Salon champagne. Elegance and finesse are the watchwords for both.

Delamotte and Salon Champange are both exclusive in the UK to renowned wine merchant, Corney & Barrow.