From the heart of Ambonnay, Champagne’s Grand Cru Pinot Noir stronghold, comes this captivating rosé from visionary grower Benoît Marguet. Made by the saignée method using Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, it’s a radiant expression of biodynamic winemaking—vibrant, fragrant, and finely structured. Red berries and summer fruits dance on the palate with elegance and energy. Crafted with minimal sulphites and maximum soul, this is a bold yet balanced Champagne that’s as expressive as its maker.

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The enthusiastically engaging Benoet Marguet-Bonnerave, the fifth generation in the family, is at the helm of Marguet. Benoet has coverted the vineyards (in two villages, Ambonnay and Bouzy, both Grand Cru) to biodynamic farming since 2009 and uses extremely low quantities of sulphites in the winemaking. He has been particularly successful with his rose, made from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir by the saignee method.

Who better than Benoet Marguet, doyen of Ambonnay, to complete our UKC Grand Cru trilogy? Sourced from the finest Grand Cru villages, this is perfectly balanced and richly structured. It is an exuberant and beautifully fragrant wine, with red berries and other summer fruits dancing harmoniously on the palate.

Champagne Marguet is located in the village of Ambonnay, also known as the heartland of Grand Cru Pinot Noir. This family property was founded in 1870, and fifth-generation member Benoît Marguet-Bonnerave remains at the helm today.

Benoît has fundamentally changed the direction of the family business, having converted operations to biodynamic viticulture in 2009. He strives relentlessly to nurture energy in all his cuvées following the rhythmic cycles of nature, as well as cosmic and lunar cycles. Some of his methods are far from conventional – as are his wines, which are some of the most highly-prized and expressive in the region.

His sensitivities and skill in the vineyards are famous amongst Champagne’s vigneron community. Even Krug have employed his talents in farming their Ambonnay Pinot Noir. His cuvées and lieu dits are both contemporary and evocative, standing as beautiful expressions of terroir. Timeless, radical and insanely delicious, these wines offer value, purity, and quality.