The Champagne Sophie Cossy - Raisins de Pargny 2020 is made from grapes selected from the villages of Pargny-lès-Reims (Montagne de Reims)

The Champagne Sophie Cossy - Raisins de Pargny 2020 is made from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir

The Champagne Sophie Cossy - Raisins de Pargny 2020 is available in Bouteille 75 cl, an ideal format for tasting and sharing.

All our champagnes are offered for sale after a post-disgorgement rest period of at least 6 months to 1 year. This period is essential for the balance of the wine and its full aromatic expression.

To fully reveal the aromatic expression of Champagne Sophie Cossy - Raisins de Pargny 2020, choose high-end tasting glasses such as Sydonios, Lehmann or Zalto. Their tulip shape and fine glass enhance the aromas, refine the bubbles, and offer a more precise tasting experience than a traditional flute.

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We guarantee fast delivery of our champagne bottles in France and Europe. In mainland France, orders are generally delivered within 1 to 2 business days after dispatch. For deliveries in Europe, average delivery times are 3 to 8 business days, depending on the destination country and the chosen carrier.

Each champagne order is carefully prepared and shipped with a tracking number, allowing you to follow the delivery in real time. Delivery times may be exceptionally longer during peak periods, public holidays, or due to logistical constraints with the carriers.

Shipping costs for our champagnes depend on the destination country and the total order amount.

In mainland France, shipping costs are calculated automatically during checkout and may be free for orders over a certain amount, depending on current offers.

For deliveries within Europe, costs vary depending on the destination country and the selected carrier. The exact amount is displayed before order confirmation.

Our shipping costs can be viewed in our shipping policy.

All orders are shipped in secure packaging specifically designed to protect the champagne bottles during transit.