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arts-crafts
Jo Lynn Alcorn
Fresco
Paper Frescoes
An abundance of blooming flowers or buds, winding green tendrils hung with grapes, a façade drenched with anemones, a butterfly playing in a leafy cascade: the frescoes created for Perrier-Jouët by the American artist Jo Lynn Alcorn are produced from a material that is unique: paper.
Belle Epoque
It conveys the fresh, floral character and remarkable elegance of the cuvée Belle Epoque.
Petals, pistills, leaves, grapes... the paper reveals nature, just like Perrier-Jouët champagnes, whose elegant floral style is also the fruit of precision craftsmanship. Every note, every flavour is part of a composition put together with patient exactitude,
a unique cuvée.
a unique cuvée.
Belle Epoque Rosé
It conveys the floral character and extraordinary aromatic richness of the cuvée Belle Epoque Rosé.
Belle Epoque Blanc de Blancs
It conveys the exceptional finesse and aromatic subtlety of the cuvée Belle Epoque Blanc de Blancs, a champagne made from 100% Grand Cru Chardonnay.
Grand Brut
It conveys the freshness, intensity and delicacy of Grand Brut champagne.
Blason Rosé
It conveys the generosity and aromatic richness of Blason Rosé champagne.
Making of
JO LYNN ALCORN
Jo Lynn Alcorn sees an enchanted vision of the world, and has cast her poetic eye over Perrier-Jouët.
Everything starts with a scale drawing of the fresco, down to the finest detail. The artist cuts out all the pieces, which are assembled and Emile Gallé's famous anemones come to life. Cut out, perforated, folded, twisted, assembled, it proffers a natural vision fashioned with poetry and virtuosity.
Jo Lynn Alcorn sees an enchanted vision of the world, and has cast her poetic eye over Perrier-Jouët.
Everything starts with a scale drawing of the fresco, down to the finest detail. The artist cuts out all the pieces, which are assembled and Emile Gallé's famous anemones come to life. Cut out, perforated, folded, twisted, assembled, it proffers a natural vision fashioned with poetry and virtuosity.