160th Anniversary of Japan-France Friendship Salon1997 & Delamotte1999

160th Anniversary of Japan-France Friendship Salon1997 & Delamotte1999

Product name: 160th Anniversary of Japan-France Friendship Salon1997 & Delamotte1999

Producer name: Delamotte

Variety: Chardonnay

Region: France > Champagne

Category: sparkling

Capacity: 750ml

$4,424.00
 
$4,424.00
 

A rare item limited to 160 sets commemorating the 160th anniversary of Japan-France friendship!

To commemorate the 160th anniversary of Japan-France friendship, Delamotte, the great champagne house known for creating Salon, has released a limited edition special gift box. Only 160 sets are available in Japan.

Salon 1997
Wine Enthusiast Magazine: 96 points
Wine Advocate: 95 points

The paired Delamotte Collection 1999 is a wine secretly stored in the company's cellars. Past productions include 1970, 1985, 1988, 1991, 1999, and 2000. It is a limited edition wine that is only released on special occasions.

This limited edition set comes in a special original two-piece wooden box, perfect for collectors, and is a must-have for salon collectors!

Product name: Salon 1997 & Delamotte 1999, commemorating the 160th anniversary of Japan-France friendship

Producer: Delamotte

 

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Delamotte

A maison with a history of over 250 years

Founded in 1760 by François Delamotte, councilor of the city of Reims, it is a prestigious maison with a history of over 250 years.

The founder's eldest son, Nicolas Louis, was a Chevalier of the Knights of Malta, and when he ascended the throne as King Charles X in 1824, he attended as President of the Commercial Court and received the Legion of Honour.

Today, its headquarters have been moved from Reims to Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, in the heart of the Côte des Blancs, and it is embarking on a new path as a sister maison to Salon.

The younger sister maison of the phantom champagne “Salon”
Salon only produces single-varietal, single-cru, single-harvest year Champagne, with only 30 vintages released over the past 100 years. This is why it is called a phantom champagne, but grapes from years that are not released are used for Delamotte.
Therefore, it is natural that there are some similarities with the Salon, and the Blanc de Blanc Mille Regime, which is an assemblage of Chardonnay from Cramant, Avize, Oger, and Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, has the feeling of Petit Salon. You can enjoy the elegance and complexity of the flavor that will leave you wanting more.