Champagne & Sparkling Wine

Champagne remains the benchmark for sparkling wine, defined by its chalky soils, cool climate, and meticulous méthode traditionnelle. Beyond the grandes marques, there is a growing movement of small, independent growers crafting wines with greater site expression and individuality.

These lesser-known producers focus on organic farming, single-vineyard fruit, and minimal intervention, resulting in Champagnes that are more distinctive, characterful, and often offer exceptional value compared to the big houses.

Crémant offers an alternative take on French sparkling wine, made using the same traditional method but sourced from regions outside Champagne, such as Alsace, Burgundy, and the Loire Valley.

Often more approachable in price, Crémant delivers freshness, fine bubbles, and regional nuance, making it a compelling option for everyday drinking without sacrificing quality.

Prosecco, from Veneto, Italy, brings a different style altogether. Made primarily from Glera using the tank method, it emphasises brightness, fruit, and immediacy. Expect notes of pear, apple, and florals, with a softer, more playful texture that lends itself to relaxed, social drinking.

In Australia, sparkling wine has found a natural home in cooler regions, particularly Tasmania, where climate and conditions mirror those of Champagne.

Here, long growing seasons and high natural acidity allow for precise, finely structured wines made in the traditional method. Increasingly, Australian producers are crafting sparkling wines with both technical precision and a strong sense of place, offering a modern counterpoint to Champagne’s historic styles.

Across all categories, the focus of this collection is on quality and intent. We prioritise producers who work thoughtfully in both vineyard and cellar, often on a smaller scale, resulting in wines that are expressive, balanced, and true to their origins.

Whether it’s grower Champagne, site-driven Australian sparkling, or carefully made Crémant and Prosecco, these wines offer a fresh perspective on what sparkling wine can be.