Pommery Pop Champagne
Pommery POP is a fun, modern, and stylish mini-bottle (200ml) of Brut Champagne from the esteemed Pommery house. Designed for individual enjoyment and spontaneous celebrations, it offers a fresh, lively, and accessible taste of authentic Champagne.
Pommery POP (Product of Pommery) represents a break from traditional Champagne codes, offering the quality and finesse of Pommery in a contemporary, individual format. Launched to capture a younger, trend-conscious audience, the distinctive 200ml blue bottle is perfect for parties, picnics, gifting, or simply enjoying a personal moment of luxury without opening a full bottle. This Extra Brut Champagne is crafted using the traditional method from a blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier grapes from the Champagne region of France. It embodies the fresh, elegant, and vivacious style characteristic of Pommery, making high-quality Champagne accessible for everyday moments and informal celebrations. It's often enjoyed straight from the bottle with a straw, emphasizing its fun and unconventional spirit.
Tasting Notes
Appearance: Pale yellow with greenish highlights; fine, persistent bubbles.
Nose: Fresh and lively, with delicate aromas of white flowers (like acacia), citrus fruits (lemon, grapefruit), and hints of green apple, sometimes subtle notes of yeast or brioche.
Food Pairings
Aperitif: Excellent on its own.
Appetizers: Finger foods, canapés, tapas, sushi, sashimi.
Seafood: Oysters, shrimp cocktail, light grilled fish.
Salads: Light vinaigrette-based salads.
Serving Suggestions
Serve well-chilled, ideally between 6−8 ∘ C (43−46 ∘ F
Can be enjoyed traditionally in a Champagne flute.
Frequently Asked Questions
Interesting Facts
POP Concept: Launched in 1999, it was a groundbreaking move to make Champagne less formal and attract a new generation.
Name: "POP" can stand for "Product of Pommery" or "Product Original Pommery". It also evokes the celebratory sound of opening a bottle.
Bottle Design: The distinctive blue bottle and modern labelling were key to its branding. Coloured foil variations (e.g., Pink POP Rosé) also exist.