Ever since 1829, Champagne Bollinger have strived to make the Champagne terroir ever more perfect, and their identity is clearly expressed in the wines the House produces. The painstaking construction of a winemaking Maison reveal his desire to preserve and showcase the terroir and its landscape. La Côte aux Enfants is one of the finest examples of that vision. It was Jacques Bollinger himself, husband of Elisabeth, who patiently acquired the 4 hectares parcel between 1926 and 1934. Today, Maison Bollinger pays homage to his visionary spirit as it reveals its first single-plot cuvée: La Côte aux Enfants Champagne is the result of research carried out on the parcel of the same name.

La Côte aux Enfants Champagne is a wine composed of 100% Grand Cru pinot noir, from the single La Côte aux Enfants plot. This champagne has been cellar aged with natural cork for twice as long as required by appellation. Dosage is low, 4 grams per litre.