Attached to the Grand Cru terroir of Mailly-Champagne, 7 generations of winegrowers have perpetuated the family know-how. Through their determination and boldness, they have developed our estate and produced high-quality…

Today, it is us, Magalie and Geoffroy Naudé, who are at the helm of the Champagne Christian Naudé estate, a domain created by Geoffroy's parents. We take as much pleasure in working our vines and crafting our Champagnes…

With Champagne G.Richomme, the terroir of Barbonne-Fayel is revealed! Florence Laurent and Jules are pleased to present their range of champagnes emblematic of the Coteaux de Sézanne. So many cuvées evocative of their…

The estate is a fusion of two family farms, with the origins of the vineyard dating back to the 1760s. The cultivation of vines and the production of Champagne wines have been deeply rooted in the family genome for a…

The Poissinet family has been working the vine in the Marne Valley since the 17th century, the first bottles of the family estate were produced in 1974. In 1983, Régis Poissinet arrived at the Domaine at the age of 14.…

For 9 generations, the Coulon family has perpetuated its heritage and winemaking expertise with the utmost respect for nature and the Champagne ecosystem. Located in Vrigny, a village on the Montagne de Reims, the estate…

Champagne Rollin is a family house that has been passed down through several generations with passion. Located in Bragelogne, a small village south of Aube, in the heart of the Côte des Bar, very close to Les Riceys, the…

Champagne Brigitte Beaufort is a family-run business established in 2008 in Bouzy by Brigitte Beaufort with the help of her two children, Anne-Louise and Pierre-Herbert, who are still by her side today. To realize her…

Canard-Duchêne presents itself as a Champagne house founded in 1868. The house says it has cultivated, since 1868, a lasting bond with nature and its community, inspired by its founders. It highlights fresh and elegant…

The site presents a brief history of champagne rather than a detailed history of the house. It indicates that vine cultivation in the region dates back to the tertiary period and that Julius Caesar contributed to its…

The House of A. Lété, located in Damery at the heart of the Vallée de la Marne, has a history dating back to 1890, when Jeanne, the daughter of peasant winegrowers, married Auguste and created Champagne A. Lété with him.…

The Champagne A. Margaine estate boasts a family history dating back to 1726. Located in Villers-Marmery, at the heart of the Montagne de Reims, it highlights a rare Chardonnay terroir. Arnaud and Mathilde, father and…

The Champagne House Alain Bedel is located in the Marne Valley, on the slopes of Porteron, and has been established there for more than three generations. The estate also claims to have a traditional press and to carry…

The estate states that it has been producing and blending its own cuvées on the family farm for four generations of winemakers. It is located in Passy-sur-Marne, a small Champagne village in the south of Aisne in the…

The house indicates that the family has been working the land of Écueil, in the heart of the Montagne de Reims, for 4 generations. The story begins in 1953 with the creation of Champagne E. Allouchery & Fils by Émile…

The house is located in Crouttes sur Marne, described as a small Champagne village at the gates of Paris and on the Champagne tourist route. The site indicates that Champagne André Burguet is a winegrower-manipulator…

Champagne André JACQUART is presented as a family house located in the Côte des Blancs. Its range of Blanc de Blancs aims to represent the terroirs of Vertus and Mesnil-sur-Oger. The site also indicates that respect for…

The Domaine André Robert is presented as a family business, with the Robert family working the vineyards in Champagne for several generations. After World War II, André Robert, born in 1925, worked the vineyard with a…

The estate welcomes visitors by appointment only. It is advisable to notify at least 48 hours in advance by email or phone. Reception is provided by Martine, Michel, Marie, and Alban, depending on availability, from…

The estate is located in the heart of the village of Les Riceys. Its cellar has been perpetuating the family tradition for 4 generations in the cultivation of Champagne vines and the production of AOP Champagne wines and…

Champagne Aspasie is named after an ancestor of the family and presented as the expression of the character of their terroir. The family has been cultivating vines for five generations and passes on a know-how made of…

The Champagne Barbier-Roze house presents itself as being established "since 1856" in Verzenay. Its vineyard extends over the terroirs of Verzenay and Verzy, both classified as Grand Cru of the Montagne de Reims and…

The Bauchet family estate finds its origins in Grauves. Juliette, great-grandmother of Florence and great-great-grandmother of Robin, raises her son Félicien alone. From 1920, Félicien Bauchet cultivates one hectare of…

The Michel family began working their first vines in 1847 in the heart of the Champagne wine region. The production of champagne bottles then began at the start of the 20th century. Benoit represents the 5th generation…

The house presents itself as a family house stemming from several generations of traditional winegrowers and Champagne producers. It is located in Vindey, in the hills of Sézanne, in the Marne. The text also indicates…

The site indicates that behind each champagne there is a winemaker, a terroir, a story, and a philosophy to discover.

Champagne Bertrand & Bernard Doyard presents itself as a family estate rooted in Vindey since the end of the 16th century. The house says it has been récoltants-manipulants for three generations and is located in the…

The estate is presented as a family adventure located in Méry-Prémecy, at the border between the Montagne de Reims and the Ardre valley. Bertrand follows several generations there and claims a craftsman winemaker…

The Champagne Bertrand-Lapie house was founded in 1991 in La Chaussée-sur-Marne. It is named after Gérard Bertrand and Marie-Josèphe Lapie, described as the parents of the person who is now taking over the business, both…

The house presents itself as a family of several generations of winemakers. Its heritage dates back to Gérard's great-grandfather, who had already innovated by spacing the vine rows. During the two wars, Eugénie and…

The Bollinger House presents itself as a family-owned Champagne house with a heritage of nearly 200 years. According to the site, the Bollinger family has been producing wines since 1829, with a powerful, refined, and…

Family house located in Oger, in the heart of the Côte des Blancs, Champagne Bonnet Gilmert works a 100% Chardonnay vineyard and has been producing champagne for 5 generations. The story begins in 1910, when Emile…

The house states that it has been cultivating its vines for 8 generations, respecting traditions and the environment. The family has been cultivating vines on the slopes of the Côte des Bars since 1799. The text…

The house states that the champagne Bouquin Dupont Fils was born in 1929, when Paul Emile Dupont acquired a vineyard on the Avize terroir. He began vinifying his grapes in 1934. His daughter Liliane Dupont and her…

The house presents a family history linked to viticulture over four generations. It highlights values passed down through this work, as well as a leitmotif based on well-done work, environmental preservation, and…

The house presents its history as a family story, that of Éric Marin and his family on the terroir of Avirey-Lingey. The farm was initially focused on cattle breeding, then on sheep farming and large-scale crops until…

Charles Beaudouin, originally from Nogent l’Abbesse, draws his inspiration from the terroir of Mont de Berru, marked by the presence of the oldest chalk in Champagne. The house highlights this geological heritage as a…

Champagne CHAUMONT presents itself as a family winegrowing operation located in the heart of the Côte des Blancs, in Voipreux, a locality within Blancs-Coteaux.

Champagne Chrétien presents itself as a family story located in the heart of the Côte des Bar, in Rouvres-les-Vignes. The estate claims to have been cultivating its vines for several generations with the same commitment:…

The house history page says the family’s first known grape grower was Martin Briard, born in 1714 in Meuse. It adds that more than a century ago the Champagne house was created through the determination of Maurice…

Champagne Cl. de la Chapelle is presented as the fruit of a unique terroir and the work of five winemaking families from Ville-Dommange who have brought it to life for over 70 years. The current members, all winemakers…

A family house born from the passion of Claude and Isabelle Bernard for the vine, Champagne Claude Bernard emphasizes a generational transmission of know-how. The site indicates that Claude became a farmer in 1983, at a…

The Champagne Colin House presents a story born from the alliance of families, agricultural and viticultural knowledge. It states that its history dates back to the 18th century on the slopes of Vertus and…

Winegrowers from father to son, the history of Champagne Couvent-Lemery begins with grandmother Mrs. Clarisse Couvent, who decided to market her own bottles of champagne. Her grandson Edmond Couvent took over part of the…

The CURFS RALITE brand was born in 2014 from the unexpected meeting between a woman from Champagne and a man from Corrèze. The house states that it works as a family on an estate passed down from generation to…

The history of the house has been linked to the vine for several generations in Sacy, the family cradle. The site indicates that in the 16th century, their winemaking ancestors were already working the vines on the…

Champagne Daniel Dumont is a family-owned winery with a rich history dating back to the early 20th century. Nestled in the heart of the Champagne region, the estate has been passed down through generations, preserving…

The house is located in Rilly-la-Montagne, a Premier Cru classified wine village between Reims and Épernay. At the heart of the Montagne de Reims, the estate spans 3.80 hectares of vineyards. The operation is family-run…

The estate presents its signature "La Théorie D" as a tribute to a vision passed down from generation to generation in Crouttes-sur-Marne. It highlights a family ability to embrace change and adapt to its environment, in…

Champagne DIDIER-DUCOS is a family house founded in the 1950s in Saint-Martin-d’Ablois, on the southern slopes of Épernay, in the heart of Champagne. Its origin is linked to the union of Adrien DIDIER, a former…

Champagne Didier Goussard presents its estate as a story of enthusiasts. The site indicates that the winemaking spirit has been passed down through several generations at Marie-Hélène and Didier Goussard. It also…

The house presents itself as a family-run Champagne house. The site indicates that Stéphanie and Benoît have been Champagne artisans for many generations and welcome visitors to their family estate in Cramant, a Grand…

Champagne Dom Caudron finds its origins in Passy-Grigny, in the Marne Valley, around Abbé Aimé Caudron, a prominent figure in local viticulture. In 1929, when winegrowers were mostly selling their grapes without being…

The estate presents the origin of the winemaker's passion as dating back to childhood.

The house presents itself as "winegrowers and producers for five generations," highlighting family values, a passion passed down, and a love for wine. The site also associates the estate with "Maison Crété" and the…

The family has been settled in Chigny-les-Roses since 1874. The estate is presented as family-run and independent, with winemaking secrets and plots passed down to Frédérique, the 5th generation. Frédérique, self-taught,…

The Champagne Durdon-Bouval estate is a family-owned winery located in Vincelles (51), in the heart of the Marne Valley. It is described as being founded on know-how passed down from generation to generation and spans…

The 2-hectare vineyard is located in the heart of the Montagne de Reims, in Vrigny, a premier cru wine-growing village. Emmanuel Dravigny perpetuates the family winemaking tradition there and has always practiced…

The house presents itself as relatively young, but stemming from a history rooted in the Champagne region for generations. It describes a lineage between generations of winemakers, also driven by a passion for wine, the…

The estate indicates that the profession of winemaker requires constant commitment to the vineyard and the cellar, which limits the time available for hosting, which they wish to maintain without intermediaries and…

The Ledernez family has been connected to the wine world since the early 19th century, having previously been vinegar makers in Courtemont-Varennes. In 1966, with the participation of Camille Ledernez, the Union of…

The FALLET House claims to have been winemakers from father to son for five generations. They craft their champagnes traditionally from grapes grown on their plots and carefully selected. On the presentation page, the…

Maison Figuet is marked by its founder Robert Figuet (1910-2010). The Figuet family set up a first press in 1910 for their use and that of Saulchery and neighboring villages, then a second one ten years later after the…

The House of Champagne Philippe FOURRIER is located in the heart of the Côte des Bar. The site indicates that it was founded in 1847 and passed down through five generations, combining respect for traditions and…

The house was founded by Gabriel Fresne, from a family of winegrowers and producers. It is part of the history of Champagne and is located in Brugny-Vaudancourt, with a vineyard mainly spread over the Coteaux Sud…

Family-owned Champagne house in Avenay Val d’Or, the property has been passed down from father to son for three generations. In 1946, Roger Gabriel harvested his own vines for the first time in Avenay Val d’Or, a Premier…

The house claims to be from a family of winemakers for 4 generations, from father to son. It specifies that it has been cultivating vines since the 1800s and producing its champagnes from 1920, then marketing its…

The family has been settled in Champagne for several generations, charmed by the beauty of the Côte des Bar. They have been cultivating vineyards in the Aube since the 1950s, then extended this passion to the wine sector…

An independent producer from generation to generation, Maison Payer is run by Ghislain and his daughter Elise. The estate says it owns 4 hectares of vines, allowing it to control all stages from vine to wine and produce…

The history of the house is presented as a family story rooted in Damery, where the Bouillot, Goutorbe, and Papleux families have worked in the service of champagne on the same soil. The story indicates that in 1923…

The family has been established in Moussy since the 1890s. As early as 1922, G. Rouchaussé distinguished himself by the quality of his champagne and received silver and vermeil medals for his cuvées. He also developed…

Champagne Guy Charlemagne is a récoltant-manipulant based in Mesnil-sur-Oger, Grand Cru in the heart of the Côte des Blancs, since 1892. The family has owned vineyards and worked as winegrowers for five generations. The…

The house is located in Louvois, a village whose vineyard is classified as 100% Grand Cru. The family has been cultivating 9.5 hectares here, maintained by the family for over 7 generations. The first two generations…

The estate highlights the terroir of Les Riceys, in the south of Champagne, as an exceptional environment for champagne production. It also presents a family tradition "from father to son" and emphasizes listening to…

The house presents the personal story of a young winemaker born in 1986 in the Paris region, from a family of winemakers in the Marne, who discovered the vine at his grandparents' in Baslieux sous Châtillon, then studied…

Champagne H.BLIN is an union of winegrowers based in Vincelles, founded in 1947 at the initiative of Henri Blin and 28 other winegrowers. Vincelles is presented as a historic cradle of Meunier in the Vallée de la Marne,…

Champagne Harlin Père & Fils presents itself as a family estate. The site highlights its terroirs of Mareuil-le-Port, Épernay, and Tours-sur-Marne, as well as the richness of its grape varieties, the diversity of its…

The Champagne House Hazard-Devavry is located in Condé-en-Brie, on the Champagne Tourist Route, in the heart of the Champagne vineyard in the Surmelin Valley, in the wine region of the Vallée de la Marne. The site also…

The house crafts its champagne with its own grapes in Avize, at the heart of the Côte des Blancs, and presents this anchorage as the heritage of a lineage of winemakers for four generations. It highlights a family…

Champagne Houssart is a family operation now in its third generation. The estate is located in Chamery, in the heart of the Montagne de Reims, on the Champagne tourist route. Romain, the third generation and trained as…

The house presents a family history passed down through several generations. Martial Clément began marketing his first bottles in 1954 under the name Champagne CLEMENT-LORIOT. His son James Clément worked with him from…

The history of Maison Jackowiak begins post-war with Wladislaw Jackowiak, a Polish officer who fought during World War II. After experiencing imprisonment in German camps and then liberation in 1945, he remained in…

The family house is located in the heart of the Marne Valley, an hour from Paris, Reims, and Épernay. It has been perpetuating authentic Champagne know-how for several generations. As a Récoltant-Manipulant, it controls…

The house traces its origins with Mr. Maurice Brugnon, a winemaker at the beginning of the century in Ecueil, who passed his estate to his son. His son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Comyn, settled in…

The house is located in Reuil, at the heart of the Marne Valley vineyard, a few kilometers from Épernay. The village is described as nestled in a hilly landscape of slopes where the three Champagne grape varieties grow.…

Jean-Michel Pelletier, based in Passy-Grigny in the Marne, has cultivated the vine since inheriting the family vineyard in 1984. The estate presents itself as the fourth generation of winegrowers continuing vine-growing…

The house boasts a family expertise spanning 5 generations. Its history dates back to the early 20th century, when Emile and Aline Dutarque managed a family vineyard in Hautvillers. In 1911, amidst the Champagne…

Champagne JM Massonnot describes itself as a generational family house. Its story begins with Aimé, presented as the origin of the family legacy. In the 1930s, he created and marketed his own Champagne brand. His legacy…

Joël Falmet is presented as the creator of his champagnes and founder of his own brand. He is a grower-producer (vigneron-récoltant-manipulant) based in Rouvres-les-Vignes, between Bar-sur-Aube and…

The Joly Champagne house is presented as a family property passed down from generation to generation. Its expertise is rooted in tradition, while integrating creativity and modernity in a sustainability logic to produce…

Champagne Klepka-Sausse was founded in the 1920s in Oger and has been passed down through four generations. The family history begins with Fernand and Jeanne, winemakers who purchased the family's first vines. In…

The history of the estate is presented as a family story and of transmission. The vines supported previous generations, then Jacqueline and Claude Michez developed the activity by creating their champagne brand in 1973…

The estate was established by Julien Lacuisse and his sons and has developed over the years. The site indicates that traces of vines on these lands date back to the year 850, but the Lacuisse family has only been…

Champagne Lallement Massonnot was born from the bond between the Lallement and Massonnot families. The estate presents itself as the result of five generations of enthusiastic winegrowers committed to promoting the…

The house boasts a history of 120 years and five generations in Cramant. At the beginning of the century, Jean-Baptiste Lancelot, then head winemaker at the Mumm house in Cramant, cultivated his first plots of vines. His…

The Larmandier family has been working the vines on the premier and grand crus of the Côte des Blancs since the 19th century, and vine work has been part of the history of the Larmandier and Bernier families since 1765.…

The house presents itself as a family-run estate located in Passy-Grigny, in the heart of the Vallée de la Marne. It has been working its vines for 4 generations with respect for the terroir and the environment. The…

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The house presents itself as a family-run Champagne house located in Crouttes-sur-Marne, between Paris and Reims, in the Vallée de la Marne. It highlights traditional expertise and a passion for the terroir. Nathalie and…

The estate presents itself as a family-run operation of winegrowers and owners in Verneuil, in the Marne Valley. It highlights its values, its Tradition champagnes, and the fact that their quality is regularly noted by…

The house follows in the footsteps of its founder Max. Originally, Max, a shepherd who arrived in Champagne with his wife to work as a roadman, fell in love with the region and the Champagne wine. He then learned the…

The family history begins around 1807, when the ancestors of the family were engaged in both agriculture and viticulture. In 1969, grandfather André LERGLANTIER began marketing white Champagne wine, known as "coteaux…

The contact page indicates cellar visits and gives access directions: from the A4 motorway, take exit 23 Reims Sud, then turn right at the first roundabout. Champagne Leroy is located at the entrance to the village,…

The house presents a family history spanning several generations. The site indicates that the family has been cultivating vines for 5 generations. In its historical account, Emile Leroy, a winemaker in Ecueil near Reims,…

The Liébart and Régnier families have been cultivating their lands for over 7 generations. In 1960, Lucien Liébart and Georgette Régnier founded the Liébart-Régnier house as independent winemakers. Today, Laurent,…

The site presents Champagne Mannoury E&M as a house carried by a family of Champagne winegrowers for five generations. It also specifies that Maryline and Emmanuel Mannoury, brother and sister, offer a champagne made…

The house states that its history dates back to the late 19th century, when great-grandfather Armand VÉZIEN planted his first acres of vines. His grandson, Marcel Vézien, founded the Champagne House bearing his name in…

The house is located in Baroville, one of the 320 communes of the Champagne appellation, in the Bar-sur-Aube region. After graduating from the Beaune wine school, Sébastien Harand has been working in the family business…

La Maison says its story begins with the first family winegrowers cultivating vines in Troissy, in the heart of the Vallée de la Marne. The family’s children continued this heritage and gradually developed the estate.…

The house presents itself as a family house. The site indicates that in 1980, Gilles and Régis left the village cooperative to become Récoltant-Manipulant. To produce their champagne, they built underground cellars on…

The house presents the Grumier family as a lineage of winemakers from Venteuil since the 18th century. Amand Grumier is noted as the first to produce his own Champagne in 1928. After the war, in 1945, Maurice took over a…

The Champagne Maxime Blin estate is presented as founded in 1947 in Trigny. The site indicates that Claire and Maxime came together out of love and united their passion for the land and wine. Both continue a family…

Champagne Mercier traces its story to the Second Empire, when Eugène Mercier founded his House at age 20 with the ambition of making champagne accessible without sacrificing quality. In 1871 he began building the cellars…

Champagne Météyer presents itself as a family house rooted in the Vallée de la Marne, with know-how passed down over several generations. The estate says it has been producing champagne since 1860 in keeping with…

The house presents a family identity passed down "from generation to generation", based on Pinot Noir, know-how, team spirit, and the value of work. It emphasizes a process of reflection and selection aimed at…

Maison Michel Falmet presents itself as rooted in a long family tradition. Michel and Colette took over the family estate in 1970 and created their vineyard in the heart of the Côte des Bar. In 2004, their daughter…

Champagne Michel Furdyna is a family-run business. The history of the house begins with Roman, Michel's father. Michel, a craftsman passionate about vines and wine, has been managing the vineyard and creating the…

Champagne Michel LITTIERE is a family-run estate of 5.50 hectares located in the heart of the Vallée de la Marne. After working with his father, Raymond LITTIERE, Michel created his own brand in 1970. In 1991, his…

The history of Champagne Moreau spans 80 years and four generations. In 1932, Elie created his own brand, "Champagne Elie Moreau". His son André then took over the family business and developed sales. In 1985, Fabrice…

The site indicates that the estate welcomes campervan visitors from France Passion and holds the Vignobles & Découvertes label. It also highlights the Montgueux terroir, presented as an island in the heart of Champagne,…

The Olivier Père et Fils House presents a family history of winemaking in Champagne. According to the site, the story begins in 1910 with Jules Olivier, the great-grandfather, who started working the vineyard on a…

The estate is located in the village of Verzenay, in the heart of the Champagne appellation, and presents itself as the 4th generation of a family of winegrowers. It highlights an ancestral heritage of Champagne know-how…

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The House indicates that its history begins in the early 19th century with Edmond, Sandrine's great-grandfather, who cultivates a few acres of vines in Moussy and participates in the creation of the village cooperative.…

The house was formerly the hunting lodge of the Pommery house, in the heart of the village of Montbré classified as premier cru, then it was renovated in the tradition. The history of the estate begins in 1952, when…

The estate presents itself as a "Récoltant-Manipulant on a unique and exceptional terroir". The site also mentions the "Creation of our reception room" and the "Renewal of our cultivation method". It highlights its…

The Patrick Boivin house was founded in 1978 in Épernay. Originally, it was driven by the couple Marie-Madeleine and Patrick: she is the granddaughter of a winemaker from Cumières, he is originally from Paris. They laid…

The HAZARD House is presented as a family farm which, according to history, would have served as a refuge for Jean de La Fontaine in the 17th century, where he would have written "Le Coche et La Mouche". A stone from the…

The estate offers to organize a visit by appointment. Visitors can select a day and a time slot, and the team indicates that they will respond as soon as possible. The site also mentions the desire to have its vintages…

The Philbert House traces its origins back to the late 19th century, when the family's ancestors were already working the vineyards. Victor Philbert then embarked on the production of Champagne bottles in 1923. Later,…

The house indicates that Pierre Bertrand, passionate about the product of the vine, began in 1946 to produce a champagne respecting the traditions of Champagne. Over the years, the vineyard expanded and, in 1956, he…

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The Poissenot Berthelot House originates from the union of Edith Berthelot, from Bergères, and Hubert Poissenot, native of Arrentières. Their parents, also winemakers, planted the first vines of the estate. From 1979,…

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The Lemaire family has been cultivating vines in Hautvillers since 1860. In 1945, Roger-Constant founded the house with the idea that each wine should reflect the identity of its terroir. He then developed the estate by…

The history of the Romelot family and the vineyard begins in the 18th century, shortly after the French Revolution, when the first generations cultivated the fields and the vine. In the 1930s, Lucien Romelot devoted…

Champagne Roulot Fournier is a récoltant-manipulant house that has operated for several generations. The estate cultivates 8 hectares of vineyard on the slopes of Festigny in the Vallée de la Marne. Richard and Nathalie…

The house presents itself as a family-run business passed down from father to son, located in Landreville, in the Côte des Bars (Aube). It was established in 1974 by Jean-Jacques and Catherine Royer. Jean-Jacques started…

The house presents itself as a Champagne house located on the Breuil terroir, favorable to the cultivation of pinot grape varieties, notably meunier and noir. The winemakers state they have been "in the soul for…

The estate boasts a family history rooted in Chaumuzy since 1765. The first ancestor mentioned is Thomas Pistat, a winemaker during the time of Louis XV. In 1900, Léa Pistat and Amédée Boutillat, from winemaking…

The history of Champagne Sophie Cossy dates back to the early 20th century when the Cossy family first planted their vineyards in the heart of the Champagne region. Over the decades, the family has passed down their…

The Thévenet-Delouvin estate is located in the heart of the Vallée de la Marne in Passy-Grigny, near Dormans. The house claims to continue a family history that began several generations ago. Its vineyard is spread…

The house states that its passion was born in 1996, the year of its first harvest, after years of working in the vineyards. The founders explain that they both come from families connected to the land, share a love for…

The house presents a family history dating back to the 18th century in Cumières. In 1765, Joseph Plateau is described as the first generation to acquire vineyards, venture into the wine trade, and found the "Maison…

The estate presents itself as a fourth generation of winemakers who took over the family torch in 1996. It operates a 4-hectare vineyard on the slopes of Cerseuil and in the neighboring commune of Vandières, in the heart…

The Domaine Vazart-Coquart has been producing champagnes since 1954 in Chouilly, Grand Cru of the Côte des Blancs. The story begins in the early 1950s, when Jacques Vazart convinced his father Louis and his brother René,…

The house presents a family know-how in respecting the vine and its wines, with a family passion spanning 5 generations. It indicates a dedication to vine cultivation since 1913. After the war, in 1946, the grandparents…

The family estate is rooted in Ambonnay with an ancient winemaking history. The site indicates that the vine has always been part of the family history and that Pascale Viellard today continues the work of six…

The estate is presented as a family-run operation located in Courville, in the heart of the Ardre Valley, equidistant from Reims and Épernay. The site also indicates that the house is looking towards the future while…

The Lamoureux family has been established in Les Riceys for several generations and includes many winemakers who are also grower-producers. Sylviane Vincent and Jean Michel Lamoureux, later joined by their son Emilien,…

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Champagne Xavier Loriot presents itself as a family house founded in 1891. The site indicates that since its foundation, it has aimed to impose a contemporary style combining strength of character, technological…

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Maison Breton traces its history to a long line of winegrowers cultivating the Petit Morin vineyards. Prudentienne and Gilbert Breton fulfilled a post-war dream of producing champagne under their own name from grapes…

Chassenay d’Arce presents itself as a cooperative “Maison de Vignerons.” It states that the house was founded in Ville-sur-Arce in 1956 by five pioneers and that today 130 families across four generations continue the…

The estate welcomes visitors individually or in groups. During the visit, they explain how they work from harvest through tasting. Group visit-tastings start at €15 and include 4 cuvées; extra fees apply for additional…

Lanson is presented as a Champagne house founded in 1760 in Reims and described as one of the oldest Champagne houses. The site says its family heritage and unique know-how have been guided for more than 260 years by…

The M. Hostomme house showcases family expertise expressed through creations that tell a chapter of its history. The estate is located in the heart of the Grand Cru village of Chouilly and welcomes visitors to discover…

Maison BAUDRY presents itself as a Champagne house rooted in the Côte des Bar, with a winemaking history dating back to 1660. The site states that the house stands at the crossroads of tradition and innovation. Today,…

The Guilleminot House, born in the 19th century in Channes in the Côte des Bar in Champagne, has been working the land and the vine with passion from generation to generation. Its emblem is an angel created by the…

Maison Henriot presents its history as inspired by Apolline Henriot. The Henriot family settled in Champagne in 1640, developed a cloth and then wine business in Reims, and invested in vineyard lands. In 1808, Apolline…

Maison Krug says Joseph Krug founded the house in 1843 with the idea that the essence of champagne is pleasure itself. His aim was to craft the very best champagne every year regardless of climate variations. Since 1843,…

Perrier-Jouët presents itself as a champagne house with a singular bond with art and nature. The site says this passion comes from the house’s founders, described as botanists, horticulturists, and art lovers. Passed…

The Philipponnat House traces its establishment in Champagne back to 1522, a date marked by the presence of Apvril Le Philipponnat in Ay. The family, often "Royal Mayors" of Ay thereafter, registered their coat of arms…

Piper-Heidsieck says it has been writing 240 years of daring stories marked by bold moves and rebellious moments. The house states that Florens-Louis Heidsieck founded Piper-Heidsieck in 1785 with a vision to create…

The family estate, operated as a company with Sophie Ducceschi's sister, covers 4.30 hectares and has been managed by Sophie Ducceschi since 2006, following a career at the Ministry of Agriculture. The estate includes 24…

The Yvon Moussy brand was created in 1947. Since then, three generations have succeeded each other on the family estate located in the center of the Coteaux du Petit Morin, in the village of Congy. Today, Marylène and…