Vintage Champagne

If you’re shopping for an impressive gift that’s fit for a special occasion, a bottle of vintage champagne from Bottled & Boxed is ideal.

Vintage champagne is made when all of the grapes used to make it are picked in the same year. Typically, they come from years with particularly good harvests, which means they’re often considered to be the most superior kind of champagne.

All of the vintage champagnes you see here come from fantastic brands, including Bollinger, Taittinger and Dom Pérignon. Therefore, they’ve all been produced to a very high standard, which means you can’t go wrong with any you might choose.

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Buy & Send Louis Roederer Blanc De Blancs 2016 Vintage Champagne 75cl
Louis Roederer Blanc De Blancs 2016 Vintage Champagne 75cl
£97.00
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Buy & Send Pommery Grand Cru Vintage 2009 Champagne 75cl
Pommery Grand Cru Vintage 2009 Champagne 75cl
£67.99
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Buy & Send Perrier Jouet Belle Epoque Brut 2014 Vintage Champagne 75cl
Perrier Jouet Belle Epoque Brut 2014 Vintage Champagne 75cl
£189.98
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Buy & Send Bollinger Grande Annee Vintage Rose 2015 Champagne 75cl
Bollinger Grande Annee Vintage Rose 2015 Champagne 75cl
£199.00
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Buy & Send Armand de Brignac Brut Rose MV Champagne 75cl in Branded Box
Armand de Brignac Brut Rose MV Champagne 75cl in Branded Box
£459.00
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Buy & Send Dom Perignon Cuvee Prestige 2013 Brut Champagne 75cl
Dom Perignon Cuvee Prestige 2013 Brut Champagne 75cl
£219.99
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Buy & Send Dom Perignon Brut Rose Vintage 2008 Champagne 75cl
Dom Perignon Brut Rose Vintage 2008 Champagne 75cl
£399.00
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Buy & Send Lanson Le Vintage 2013 Champagne 75cl
Lanson Le Vintage 2013 Champagne 75cl
£70.00
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Sometimes a Champagne house may not produce a vintage in one year because the grapes where not good enough. As it is only made in superior vintages, you can be confident about quality, and as the Champagne houses don’t release them until they’ve aged from the legal minimum of three years, some up to a decade or more. You can expect a richer, more complex style, and a much better champagne.