If DEMOISELLE were to be described in one phrase, it might be “Champagne embodying Art Nouveau”. While this brand was released by the Vranken-Pommery Monopole Group in 1985, its roots lie in the Art Nouveau artistic style that emerged from the late 19th to early 20th century.

DEMOISELLE means “dragonfly” in French, inspired by the dragonflies flying in the gardens of Château de Casteigne.
This dragonfly motif was also a favorite of René Lalique, a Champagne-born artist active during the Art Nouveau period. DEMOISELLE was created as a homage to Art Nouveau and René Lalique. To this day, it continues to be loved by many as an elegant champagne that preserves this spirit.

The main focus of DEMOISELLE is Chardonnay, chosen to express the elegance and grace of Art Nouveau. The delicate impression of Chardonnay and its graceful aroma reminiscent of white flowers are essential to the style DEMOISELLE seeks. Furthermore, the Chardonnay used in DEMOISELLE is harvested from Premier Cru vineyards and above, showing an uncompromising commitment to quality.

Moreover, the winemaker of this maison, Mr. Dominique, hails from the village of Avize, known for its Grand Cru Chardonnay, making him an expert on Chardonnay. The Chardonnay used is the Tête de Cuvée, or first pressing, with only 2050 liters produced from 4000 kg of grapes, resulting in a luxurious production. This uncompromising approach to embody “Elegance and Femininity” and Art Nouveau is the essence of DEMOISELLE.

The cuvée provided in the “Champagne Included Plan” is the “Tête de Cuvée”. This champagne offers a soft and elegant taste, using only the first pressing of grapes carefully selected from Premier Cru vineyards and above. Enjoy a graceful and fantastical moment with DEMOISELLE champagne, as if you’ve traveled back in time to the flourishing era of Art Nouveau.