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The Exquisite Legacy of Krug Champagne
Krug Champagne, founded in 1843 by Joseph Krug in Reims, France, is renowned for its deep commitment to craftsmanship and exceptional quality. This prestigious house has set itself apart by prioritizing the individual character of each vintage, even going as far as to create a luxurious non-vintage blend that could stand toe to toe with any vintage from other houses.
Joseph Krug established the house on the philosophy that every year could achieve the expression of Champagne, regardless of climatic unpredictability. This led to the creation of Krug Grande Cuvée, the flagship of the house, meticulously blended from over 120 wines from more than ten different years, and is celebrated for its remarkable consistency and complexity.
Krug is distinguished by its aging process, with all of their champagnes aged for at least six years, contributing to the depth and flavors that are signatures of the Krug style. This dedication to time and quality is what makes Krug a favorite among connoisseurs, often noted for its rich, nutty, and profound aromatic profile.
Today, Krug remains a symbol of sophistication and luxury. The house is still led by the Krug family, now part of the LVMH group, ensuring that the founder's legacy of uncompromising quality continues. Whether enjoyed on special occasions or among aficionados, Krug Champagne represents a timeless dedication to the art of fine champagne making.
