Mouzon Leroux & Fils was established in 1950 by Maurice Mouzon in Verzy, in the heart of the Montagne de Reims, Champagne. The estate remains family-owned and is now managed by the third generation, combining respect for tradition with careful experimentation. The estate farms 9 hectares of Grand Cru vineyards, predominantly Pinot Noir, across the clay-limestone slopes of Verzy, including parcels with old vines over 50 years old. Mouzon Leroux places a strong emphasis on low intervention viticulture, working biodynamically in many parcels, maintaining biodiversity, and focusing on soil health. Grapes are hand-harvested and sorted meticulously to ensure only the finest fruit enters the press. All fermentations are carried out with indigenous yeasts in stainless steel and neutral oak, followed by extended lees ageing to develop texture, complexity, and aromatic depth. Minimal sulphur is used, and wines are never fined or filtered. The house is renowned for producing Champagnes that are structured, precise, and transparent expressions of their terroir, with a focus on freshness, minerality, and aromatic clarity.
Champagne L'Angélique Verzy Grand Cru 2017 comes from upper slope clay-limestone parcels of Verzy Grand Cru, known for bright fruit and aromatic lift. The 2017 vintage was sunny, producing concentrated yet elegant Pinot Noir with red fruit, floral notes, and freshness. Grapes were hand-harvested, fermented with indigenous yeasts, and aged on lees, producing a Champagne with purity, minerality, and finesse.
Origin Verzy, Montagne de Reims, Champagne, France
Grapes Pinot Noir
Vintage 2017
Alcohol 12%
Style Fresh, aromatic, mineral
Bottle size 75cl
Winemaking Hand-harvested; indigenous yeast fermentation; aged on lees; minimal intervention; unfined, unfiltered
Notes Low intervention, biodynamic, terroir expressive
UNITED KINGDOM
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England, Wales & Scotland (delivery Mon–Sat):
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EUROPE
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Spain & France: At the moment, we cannot ship directly due to excessive customs charges. If you’re based there, please contact us via email or webchat and we’ll be happy to explore options with you.
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USA, CANADA, ASIA, AUSTRALIA
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Packaging
We only use sustainable, recycled and recyclable packaging designed to protect your bottles.
Whenever possible, we reuse sturdy packaging, reducing environmental impact and keeping unnecessary costs down, so the wines remain the focus.
Large deliveries
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