Champagne/Beau Joie Brut Champagne (Special Cuvée) N.V. 750ml

Beau Joie Brut Champagne (Special Cuvée) N.V. 750ml

Champagne, France
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About this bottle

Copper first, wine second — that's how most people meet Beau Joie Brut Special Cuvée, a non-vintage Champagne dressed in a suit of recycled copper armor that doubles as insulation, keeping the bottle colder once it leaves the ice. The wine underneath holds its own: 60% Pinot Noir and 40% Chardonnay grown around Épernay, bottled with zero dosage, meaning no sugar is added before corking. Skipping the dosage keeps the pour clean and bone-dry — floral and yeasty aromatics, then tart apple, citrus, and a mineral edge carried on fine, persistent bubbles. The dryness also makes the bottle unusually food-friendly for a showpiece pour, running from oysters through dessert without clashing. Reach for it when the moment calls for a Champagne people will notice from across the room.

How to drink Beau Joie Special Cuvée

Its zero-dosage dryness pairs well with oysters or a raw bar spread, and the copper armor keeps the bottle cold long after it leaves the ice — pour it at 45°F in a white wine glass to catch the mineral edge.

Tasting notes
NoseFloral with fresh yeast and a light minerality
PalateTart apple and citrus, bone-dry with fine, persistent bubbles
FinishClean and crisp with a mineral edge
Specs

ChampagneChampagne, France

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Questions about this bottle

What does "zero dosage" mean?

No sugar is added before corking, which is what makes this Champagne taste unusually dry and clean compared to a standard Brut.

What grapes go into this Champagne?

60% Pinot Noir and 40% Chardonnay, grown around Épernay.

How long does Champagne keep after opening?

Reseal with a Champagne stopper and refrigerate; drink within 1-2 days.

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