Jacquart Mosaïque Brut is an elegant, Chardonnay-led non-vintage Champagne with a bright, approachable style. The traditional blend is approximately 40% Chardonnay, 35% Pinot Noir and 25% Meunier, delivering freshness alongside enough reserve-wine character for added complexity.
Professional Ratings
| Critic |
Rating |
| Wine Spectator |
90–92 points |
| James Suckling |
91 points |
| Decanter |
90 points |
| Wine Enthusiast |
88–92 points* |
| Falstaff (2025 tasting) |
89 points |
*Because Mosaïque is non-vintage, ratings vary considerably by release/disgorgement. For example, Wine Enthusiast has rated different releases from 88 to 92 points.
James Suckling – 91: Finds floral notes with quince, strawberry and candied pear, complemented by a creamy texture and peach character on the finish.
Wine Spectator – 90: Describes a balanced Champagne with bright acidity, ripe melon and yellow peach alongside biscuit and lemon-pastry notes, finishing fresh and zesty. Other releases have scored as high as 92 points.
Decanter – 90: Praises the classic blend, noting yellow plum with biscuit-like reserve-wine complexity and savory nuances.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Fresh pear, apple, fig and citrus with orange blossom, almond, honey and freshly baked bread.
Palate: Fresh and supple with a fine mousse. Pear, peach and citrus are joined by almond, brioche and subtle honeyed notes, while Chardonnay provides crisp acidity and freshness.
Finish: Clean and lively with lingering citrus, orchard fruit and gentle pastry notes.
Sommelier’s Take
A very versatile, crowd-friendly Champagne. Compared with richer Pinot Noir-driven houses such as Bollinger, Jacquart Mosaïque emphasizes freshness, citrus, orchard fruit and elegance. It works especially well as an aperitif or alongside oysters, shellfish, sushi, smoked salmon and lighter seafood dishes.
91pts James Suckling
Very fresh nose and front palate with plenty of crisp apple and pear fruit, this has a very satisfying balance of lively mousse and acidity with a toasty character, then a long finish with a striking salted caramel note.
90pts Decanter
This is a very successful classic blend. A concatenation of chocolate, liquorice and yellow plum with good biscuit buttressing from reserves. Blend : 40% Chardonnay, 35% Pinot Noir, 25% Pinot Meunier
Winemaker Notes
Pale yellow with tints of white gold and a stream of fine bubbles. Aromas of fresh pear, fig and almond, with hints of orange blossom. A light swirl of the glass brings out richer notes of honey and freshly baked bread. Fresh and supple. Full, with a long fruity finish.
Serve as an aperitif or with fish or cheese.
History
30 small families, mainly from the Cote des Blancs where Chardonnay dominates, founded Jacquart, the original "grower champagne", in 1962. The early days were difficult but the small co-op had a big leader and before long growth and expansion took place.
Jacquart's ascendancy is a major success story in the history of modern Champagne. By the year 2000 the 30 small grower's had swelled to a hearty 700 and the company joined the powerful Alliance Group making Jacquart part of the largest land owning grower's co-op in the region, controlling 7% of the appellation's total.
Jacquart’s 350 hectare portion of that encompasses sixty separate crus, all rated above 90 (the average is 96). The house style leans toward Chardonnay and emphasizes an intentional low dosage. This results in friendly wines that are fresh and balanced with firm structures and fine flavors.
Champagne Jacquart has built its reputation on delivering value. This model has driven rapid international expansion making Jacquart one of the most visible contemporary Champagne brands.
