Krug Champagne — Grande Cuvée, Clos du Mesnil, Rosé & Vintage Allocations
Founded in 1843 by Joseph Krug, who broke with convention by treating every Champagne — not just a prestige flagship — with the same meticulous, small-barrel-fermented, multi-vintage blending process. That philosophy still defines Krug’s core wine, Grande Cuvée, released as a numbered "Édition" rather than a fixed recurring recipe. The house also makes two of Champagne’s rarest single-vineyard wines: Clos du Mesnil (a Blanc de Blancs from a walled 1.84-hectare Chardonnay plot bought in 1971) and Clos d’Ambonnay (a Blanc de Noirs from a 0.68-hectare Pinot Noir plot). Krug is owned by LVMH.
Buy Krug online — direct allocations shipped to every state with compliant direct-to-consumer alcohol shipping laws.
An audaciously complex, oak-fermented masterpiece blending over a decade of vintages into one cuvée.
One of the rarest wines in the world, grown within a single walled Chardonnay vineyard.
A boldly structured rosé built like a Grande Cuvée, with rare depth of color and flavor.
A single-year expression of Krug's exacting style, made only in exceptional vintages.
A single-vineyard Blanc de Noirs, the direct sister wine to the site's stocked Clos du Mesnil.