Artist Paola Paronetto's own personal colour palette is one of six colours chosen by the artist to express the optimism and emotion inherent in this 2015 vintage of La Grande Dame. Forming part of a chromatic symphony that echoes the harmony found within the bottle, the box is made sustainably to reflect the Maison's eco initiatives. It is 100% reusable and recyclable and is made from a mix of hemp, cotton and FSC-certified pulp.

About the Vintage: Full of tension and elegance, a beautiful golden colour that sparkles brightly. On the nose, there are initial notes of white flowers, such as jasmine, honeysuckle and vine flowers followed by fruitier nuances of apple, pear and peach. A few notes of fresh sliced almond and frangipane complete the bouquet. In the mouth, there are more complex aromas: dried apricot, hazelnuts, honey and sugar candy. Silky textures give the wine its personality, elegance and character, while the ageing has imparted depth and power to the wine. exceptional pinot-led vintage from an outstanding year. The 2015 season in Champagne was very warm with low rainfall and good sunshine, resulting in concentrated and structured wines. Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame 2015 is made from a thoughtful blend of 90% pinot noir and 10% chardonnay, grown in eight historic grand cru vineyards. The vineyards - Verzenay, Verzy, Ambonnay, Bouzy, Aÿ, Avize, Oger and Le Mesnil-sur-Oger - are some of the regions most pretigious.

Pair with: Pair La Grande Dame 2015 with seasonal, locally sourced and extremely fresh products - such as a salad with lobster carpaccio, citrus fruit and pumpkin from the vegetable garden - to perfectly reveal its elegance and freshness. Or try it alongside a pea gnocchi with chervil broth and green apple.

Italian artist Paola Paronetto is a master of transforming ceramics into captivating pieces that seem to capture the essence of nature itself. Renowned for her innovative use of paper clay, Paronetto's creations resonate with the textured beauty of corrugated cardboard solidified into striking forms. Her 'cartoccio' collection, introduced in 2000, showcases a range of ceramic artworks including lamps, bowls, vases, and furniture, all adorned with a signature texture reminiscent of tree bark or crinkled surfaces. Paronetto's artistic vision has graced prestigious platforms like Milan Design Week, where her pieces have commanded attention and admiration. With an uncanny ability to infuse her works with organic textures and pastel hues, Paronetto's collaboration with Veuve Clicquot on their latest champagne packaging marks a remarkable fusion of artistry and sustainability.