Domaine Huet’s brilliant Pétillant sparkling wine is revered by sommeliers, winemakers and connoisseurs alike for its elegant texture, laser-guided acidity and profound minerality.

It is simply one of the world’s finest sparkling wines, regardless of appellation or price. It's also unique, as it includes generous contributions from Huet’s three famed grand cru vineyards: Clos du Bourg, Le Mont and Le Haut Lieu. 

As Huet only makes Pétillant in outstanding vintages, it was a given that they’d make one in 2014, since this was a harvest of historic quality.

But in recognition of the year’s greatness, the domaine went even further. They decided, for the first time ever, to offer a small number of magnums for commercial release.

The magnums were all disgorged in December, 2021, after an extraordinary 75 months en tirage—two years longer than the regular-size bottles that were made.

And here's where it gets even more exciting. For the dosage, the domaine added a small amount of the legendary 2002 Huet Le Mont 1ère Trie.

The result is a sparkling wine that balances razor-like focus and intense minerality with the richness of not just one great year, but two.

We are getting only a few dozen magnums, and we don’t expect them to be available elsewhere. So, you’ll want to hurry. 

Note: The two reviews below were both based on tasting regular-size bottles. Magnums will be exponentially greater, especially with time.