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Part 1
Our champagnes

In the

Cellar

Every year since Maison Krug was founded in 1843, we have crafted remarkable champagnes, guided by a winemaking philosophy of individuality and patience.

All Krug champagnes that leave our cellar may be enjoyed now or saved for years to come.
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Krug Vintage

The story of a year, captured by Krug.

Krug Collection

Time’s second revelation of Krug Vintage.

Krug Rosé

A singular rosé champagne, an astonishing balancing act between finesse and substance.

Krug Clos du Mesnil

The purity of a single plot of Chardonnay, from a single year.

Krug Clos d'Ambonnay

The intensity of a single plot of Pinot Noir, from a single year.
A pillar of Krug's craftsmanship

The Art of

Blending

The Wall of 400 Wines

Each year, we perpetuate Joseph Krug’s legacy with a new Édition of Krug Grande Cuvée.

In the months following the harvest, our Tasting Committee tastes and appraises some 400 wines, recording around 5,000 tasting notes. 

Only with an intimate understanding of each plot’s wine can Cellar Master Julie Cavil then practice the masterful art of blending.

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L'Assiette Champenoise - photo by Social Food

Where to find Krug

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Where to enjoy Krug

Welcome to

The World of Krug

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Our Emblematic Places

Content:
Maison Krug is based in Reims, where it was founded in 1843, but its historic sites span the Champagne region. Beyond Champagne, Maison Krug has a global presence thanks to its community of Krug Ambassades around the world.

Title:

The Art of Enjoying Krug

Content:
There are no rules governing the pleasure of how to enjoy a glass of Krug champagne, as everyone will experience it in their own personal way. Nevertheless, there are several ways you can enhance your tasting experience.
Olivier Krug holding a portrait of Maison Krug founder Joseph Krug
Title:

Our Story

Content:
Joseph Krug founded Maison Krug in 1843, driven by his understanding that the true essence of champagne is pleasure itself. His dream was to craft the very best champagne he could offer, every year, regardless of annual climate variations.
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