Pol roger sir winston churchill
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Pol Roger Sir Winston Churchill is a prestige cuvée created in honor of the former British Prime Minister, made exclusively from Grand Cru grapes.
About this subject
The house of Pol Roger, founded in 1849 in Épernay, France, is renowned for producing high-quality champagnes, especially the Sir Winston Churchill cuvée. This tribute to the British statesman is no coincidence: Churchill was a great admirer of the house's champagne, once declaring that he could not live without it. The connection began in 1895 when the young Churchill visited the region, and it solidified over time, with him regularly consuming Pol Roger Brut and Vintage.
The Sir Winston Churchill cuvée was launched in 1984, 19 years after the leader's death, to honor his memory. It is a blend that combines predominantly Pinot Noir (about 60-70%) with Chardonnay, all sourced from vineyards classified as Grand Cru. The grapes are selected from the finest plots of the house, and the wine ages for a minimum of 10 years on the lees, resulting in a full-bodied, structured profile with great aging potential.
Unlike other Pol Roger champagnes, the Sir Winston Churchill is not dosed as Brut Tradition; it receives a lower dosage (Brut or Extra Brut), emphasizing purity and minerality. It is considered one of the world's most iconic champagnes, ideal for special occasions and pairing with sophisticated dishes such as lobster or foie gras. Its limited production and the prestige of the house make it a coveted item among collectors and connoisseurs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the champagne called Sir Winston Churchill?
The cuvée was created in 1984 to honor Winston Churchill, who was a great fan of Pol Roger. He regularly consumed the house's champagne and maintained a close relationship with the Pol Roger family.
Which grapes make up this cuvée?
The cuvée is composed predominantly of Pinot Noir (60-70%) and Chardonnay, all sourced from Grand Cru vineyards, ensuring the highest quality.
What is the difference between Sir Winston Churchill and Pol Roger Brut Réserve?
Sir Winston Churchill is a prestige cuvée with exclusively Grand Cru grapes and longer aging (minimum 10 years). Brut Réserve is the house's standard blend, with Premier Cru and Grand Cru grapes, aged for about 3 years.
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