Ratafia de Champagne is a wine made from grape juice mixed with fine Champagne, a wine distillate. The origin of the term "Ratafia" comes from the Latin expression "Rata fiat," meaning "Let the agreement be ratified." Thus, sharing a glass of Ratafia symbolized a sealed agreement.

The Ratafia from the Drappier house stands out with fresh and slightly mentholated notes. On the palate, it reveals fullness, roundness, and fruitiness, offering a pleasant length on the finish.

The Champagne Drappier House has been making authentic wines for two centuries, known for their intense Pinot Noir aromas. General De Gaulle’s Champagne supplier, the Drappier House has always produced wines marked by freshness and fine effervescence. The family House is also known for its great vintage cuvée, the Grande Sendrée, which surprises with its refinement and aromatic complexity.