Jacquesson Cuvée Nr 747 NV

Jacquesson Cuvée N°747
Crafted around the 2019 base vintage, Cuvée N°747 marks another precise, low-dosage expression from one of Champagne’s most exacting houses. Built on Chardonnay from Avize, Dizy and Ay, with supporting Pinot Noir and Meunier, it delivers chalky structure, ripe citrus and subtle patisserie notes. As always with Jacquesson, tension and vinosity lead the experience over overt fruit or flash.

Producer: Champagne Jacquesson
Vintage: NV (base 2019)
Designation: Champagne Brut
Parcels / Lieu-dit: Multiple parcels across Avize, Dizy, Ay, Hautvillers
Variety: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Meunier
Average Vine Age: 30+ years
Soils & Exposure: Predominantly chalk with some clay-limestone; various slopes and expositions
Fermentation: Fermented in large oak foudres with native yeasts; full malolactic
Élevage: Aged sur lies in foudre with bâtonnage; no fining or filtration
Alcohol: 12.5% vol.
Total Production: ca. 230.000 bottles
Fun Fact: Jacquesson’s 700-series blends are released sequentially, each cuvée based on a single vintage and subtly adjusted with reserve wines, making them a collector’s window into the vintage arc.

The Domaine
Champagne Jacquesson, now helmed by Jean-Hervé and Laurent Chiquet, has redefined grower Champagne at scale. Since abandoning NV norms in favour of their numbered cuvées, the house has pursued transparency, terroir expression and restrained dosage. Despite relatively large volumes, each wine reflects a meticulous, vineyard-first philosophy rarely seen in houses of this size.