Belle poque Brut. Perrier-Jout one of Champagne’s most visually recognized prestige cuves, presented in the iconic hand-painted Art Nouveau bottle featuring white anemone flowers designed by mile Gall in 1902 a Chardonnay-dominant blend from the grand cru vineyards of pernay that presents the house’s signature floral, fruit-forward style.

Perrier-Jout was founded in 1811 and established its Belle poque identity in the early 20th century when the anemone bottle became the most recognizable prestige Champagne vessel in the world. The Art Nouveau design by mile Gall one of the movement’s leading glasswork artists was created for a 1902 commission and has defined Perrier-Jout’s prestige presentation ever since.

The liquid is a Chardonnay-dominant blend emphasizing the chalk-driven minerality and fresh citrus character of the Cte des Blancs grand cru vineyards, aged for a minimum of 5 years on lees before disgorgement.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: White peach, jasmine, fresh brioche, hawthorn, mineral
• Palate: Citrus zest, almond, vanilla cream, fine persistent bubbles
• Finish: Long, elegant, mineral and floral

Specs

• House: Perrier-Jout, pernay, Champagne, France (est. 1811)
• Style: Brut Champagne Chardonnay dominant
• Aging: Minimum 5 years on lees
• Bottle: Art Nouveau hand-painted anemone design by mile Gall (1902)
• Size: 750ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes the Belle poque bottle significant? The hand-painted white anemone Art Nouveau design by mile Gall was created in 1902, making it one of the longest-running artist-designed prestige bottle designs in wine history. Each bottle is individually decorated, and the design has become synonymous with luxury Champagne gifting globally.
• What is the Belle poque’s style compared to other prestige cuves? Belle poque is distinctly floral and elegant more delicate than Dom Prignon’s richness or Cristal’s minerality. The Chardonnay dominance produces a lighter, more floral style that emphasizes freshness and finesse over power.

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