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Krug
Krug is a wine estate in Champagne. Chardonnay, pinot noir and pinot meunier together form the basis of virtually every blend.
Krug: the best there is
Krug Champagne is synonymous with prestige and the Krug brand one of the most respected champagne houses in the world. Founded in 1843 by German immigrant Joseph Krug, who came to France with a dream of making the best champagne, Krug is now owned by luxury group LVMH and is known for its exclusive and complex champagnes.
Philosophy
What makes Krug so special? Firstly, it’s the house’s philosophy: Krug strives for perfection in every detail of the production process, from the selection of the grapes to the aging of the wine in the cellars. The goal is to create champagnes that are expressive, rich, and balanced, with a unique character that only Krug can offer.
Vintage champagnes
Another key aspect of Krug is the emphasis on vintage champagnes. Unlike many other big champagne houses, Krug only produces champagne in years when the harvest is of exceptional quality. This means that each bottle of Krug champagne is a unique expression of a specific year and a specific vineyard.
Complex taste
But what makes Krug champagne taste so good? Firstly, it’s the blend of different grape varieties and vineyards, which creates a complex taste and aromas of fruit, flowers, spices, and brioche. Additionally, Krug ages its champagnes much longer than most other producers, giving the wine a deeper and more mature taste. Finally, the dosage of sugar in Krug champagnes is minimal, making the wine drier and more concentrated than many other champagnes.