MummGrand Cordon Bottle (0.75L) | Gift box
Mumm Grand Cordon Bottle Gift Box expresses all the nuances of the Pinot Noir grapes of the Champagne region, with grapes from more than 100 crus. With its assertive and complex profile, the cuvée presents a perfect balance between fresh and intense notes.
It was the desire to pay tribute to its past while continuing its tradition of innovation that led Mumm to create Grand Cordon. The cuvée is presented in an innovative bottle, created in collaboration with the avant-garde designer Ross Lovegrove. Made from 75% recycled glass, the bottle is distinguished by its slender neck and clean lines. The label itself has disappeared, in favour of the emblematic red ribbon moulded directly into the glass. A true technical feat, always at the service of quality, as the philosophy of the House of Mumm.
A golden colour with bright reflections, with a string of fine and lively bubbles.
On the nose
A tonic and expressive nose, with notes of ripe peaches, apricots and pineapple. This aromatic richness and complexity is underlined by hints of vanilla and pastry, yeast, dried fruit, and honey.
In the mouth
Each sip of this structured and vinous champagne reveals intense and complex fresh fruit flavours, which then melt into a long finish, full of aromatic power and fresh notes.
Served as an aperitif or with a cold starter, Mumm Grand Cordon goes well with dishes that are both simple and refined: scallops, grilled or in carpaccio, soft-boiled eggs, delicate fish (trout, mullet or sole), crab or oysters. The perfect paring? Gourmet and delicate appetizers during a cocktail party, such as Reims ham or pan-fried foie gras.
Best served between 6 and 8°C as an aperitif, and with a starter between 9 and 12°C
Aged in good conditions, the aromatic profile of Mumm Grand Cordon will remain the same for five years, before evolving towards more pronounced pastry notes, reminiscent of shortbread or Viennese bread.
70% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonnay
Some of the reserve wines of Mumm Grand Cordon have been aged in foudres, giving the champagne more aromatic richness.
