Henriot is a Champagne house with a rich heritage, created in 1808 by Apolline Henriot, this 212-year-old family run house is a Champagne connoisseur's secret. In the modern era they have excelled, garnering a wealth of awards and plaudits. Head wine-maker Laurent Fresnet was named 'Sparkling Winemaker of the Year' (2015 & 2016), and Henriot received the Len Evans Trophy in 2018 from the International Wine Challenge.

2008 is legendary as one of Champagne's all-time finest vintages, and Henriot Brut 2008 is a triumph receiving 96 points from Decanter and 95 points from the Wine Enthusiast. It is so good even Burgundy specialist Allen Meadows, Burghound has taken notice, calling it "another winner" of the "outstanding 2008 vintage", endorsing it as "a wine to buy and age in quantity".

The Henriot style is one of elegance and finesse, with a focus on precision and minerality. Key to Henriot's consistency is the quality of their 100% Grand Cru and Premier Cru vineyards that make up this 50% Pinot Noir and 50% Chardonnay blend. These majestic vineyards form the core of this aromatic, balanced and long-lived Champagne, which in 2008 is among the finest in the region.

The excellent Brut 2008 marks Henriot's 200 year anniversary (1808-2008), celebrating two centuries the house has commemorated this distinctive milestone with a special label, which will make this especially collectable in the future.

This watershed vintage is on offer at 19% discount to market value. Compared to other top 2008 Grands Marques this is an incredible bargain and a grand addition to the cellar of any Champagne devotee and collector.