JACQUESSON Cuvée N° 749 Extra-Brut

The Cuvée 749 consists mostly of vintage 2021, with the addition of reserve wines from previous vintages. The different plots (Ay, Dizy, Hautvillers - 75%, Avize and Oiry - 25%) give the champagne its own personality. The base wines were spontaneously fermented and aged in wooden barrels. The sunriped grapes from the onw vineyards of the house of Jacquesson never require more than an extra-brut dosage for you to fully enjoy their terroir style, this one has 1.5g/l. 

From this cuvée 186'372 bottles, 9'002 Magnums and 400 Jeroboams were produced.

Jeb Dunnuck 94+ Points: “Scheduled to be released in April 2026, the NV Champagne Cuvee 749 Extra Brut is based on the 2021 vintage and is composed of 60% Chardonnay and 40% Pinot Noir, with a little Meunier. The oldest reserve wine is from the 743 cuvée. In the glass, it displays a paler straw color compared to the 748, and this release has more verticality, with refreshing citrus notes shining through. It has a lot of personality, but it’s fresh, compact, and salty, with strawberries and a light hint of spice in the mousse. The acidity lends a chalky texture to its notes of orange and lemon zest, and for me, the Chardonnay takes the lead in this release, showcasing a focused structure and refreshing acidity. I think this has a lot of potential. Disgorged in August 2025, with 2 grams per liter dosage.”