The Private Cellar Selection

Krug

Champagne, France

Prestige cuvée only, rebuilt from the ground up every single year.

Interest open August

Register once and Lamont’s will contact you when the next allocation is confirmed. No deposit and no obligation to purchase.

Next release

August

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Why we follow Krug

The estate

The Reims prestige house founded in 1843 by Joseph Krug, owned by LVMH and still involving the Krug family through Olivier Krug, the sixth generation. Julie Cavil has been chef de cave since January 2020, the first woman in the role, succeeding Eric Lebel; she joined Krug in 2006. The house philosophy is to make only prestige cuvées, recreating the multi-vintage Grande Cuvée every year regardless of conditions.

The vineyards

A négociant house drawing on a vast reserve-wine library of more than 150 wines and on long grower relationships. The Clos du Mesnil, planted to Chardonnay, and Clos d'Ambonnay, planted to Pinot Noir, are tiny walled-vineyard monopoles.

In the glass

All base wines ferment in small old oak casks, with extensive individual-parcel vinification and long cellar ageing. Every bottle carries a Krug ID. The editions numbering and the Krug ID system communicate that Grande Cuvée is a blend made anew each year, not a fixed recipe. Joseph Krug's founding idea — uncompromising quality every year through multi-vintage blending — helped define the prestige non-vintage category.

With Lamont’s

Offered through the Private Cellar Selection, generally following the August release. Register your interest and we will contact you when the next allocation is confirmed.

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