Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label

Bold, elegant, and instantly recognizable — Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label is one of the world’s most celebrated Champagnes for a reason. It delivers layered citrus, green apple, pear, and delicate brioche notes wrapped in fine, persistent bubbles. Structured, vibrant, and generous on the palate, this is the bottle people bring when they want it to feel like an occasion.

Why you’ll love it

• Instant upgrade to any celebration, from birthdays to promotions to Tuesdays

• Signature Veuve profile: ripe fruit richness balanced by bright acidity

• The iconic yellow label is basically a gift bag built into the bottle

• Food versatile: goes from caviar and oysters to fried chicken and popcorn

Tasting notes

• Aroma: Citrus zest, green apple, pear, toast, a touch of almond

• Palate: Ripe stone fruit, lemon, light honey, brioche and pastry richness

• Finish: Long, clean, mineral and fresh, with elegant mousse

• Body: Medium

• Sweetness: Brut (dry)

• Bubbles: Fine and persistent

How to serve

• Serve well-chilled, around 45–50°F

• Use a flute for a classic pour or a white wine glass to open up aroma

• For parties: keep it on ice and saber at your own risk

• Best shared immediately after good news

Perfect pairings

• Oysters, shrimp cocktail, sushi, caviar

• Fried chicken, French fries, potato chips (salt loves Champagne)

• Soft cheeses like triple-cream brie

• Dessert pairing: lemon tart or fresh berries over whipped cream

Product details

• Brand: Veuve Clicquot

• Cuvée: Yellow Label Brut

• Region: Champagne, France

• Style: Non-Vintage Brut Champagne

• Grapes: Pinot Noir–led blend with Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier

• ABV: ~12%

• Volume: 750ml

• Closure: Traditional Champagne cork and cage

• Allergens: Contains sulfites

Storage & cellaring

• Store bottles on their side in a cool, dark place

• Chill in an ice bucket 20–30 minutes before serving

• Drink now for bright freshness, or hold 1–2 years for a touch more toast and roundness

FAQs

Is Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label sweet?
No. It’s a Brut Champagne, which means dry. Expect crisp citrus and brioche rather than sugary sweetness.

Is this good for gifting?
Yes. It’s one of the most giftable bottles in Champagne: premium, instantly recognizable, and universally appreciated.

Can I use it for mimosas?
You can, but it’s honestly better enjoyed on its own or in a proper Champagne toast. For big-batch brunch mimosas, use Prosecco. Save Veuve for the moment.