About Brice
Champagne Brice is an independent family house in the Grand Cru village of Bouzy, on the Montagne de Reims. The Brice family has lived in Bouzy since 1684, and Jean-Paul Brice and his son Jean-René founded the house in 1994 around a range of Grand Cru Champagnes. The family farms about 12 hectares, 8 of them in Bouzy Grand Cru, and also sources from the Grand Cru villages of Aÿ, Cramant and Verzenay. Several cuvées are made in Extra Brut or Brut Nature styles, and the range includes parcel-based bottlings such as Le Poteau, La Chatelaine and Le Mont des Tours.
Who Is This For?
For Champagne lovers who want dry, terroir-focused Grand Cru bottlings from Bouzy and neighbouring villages
Wines of Brice
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Champagne Brice based?
- Champagne Brice is based in Bouzy, a Grand Cru village on the Montagne de Reims in Champagne.
- Does Champagne Brice make Grand Cru Champagne?
- Yes. The house is built around Grand Cru Champagnes, with 8 of its roughly 12 hectares in Bouzy Grand Cru and additional fruit sourced from Aÿ, Cramant and Verzenay.
- Is Champagne Brice a family house?
- Yes. It is an independent family house. The family has lived in Bouzy since 1684, and the house was founded in 1994 by Jean-Paul Brice and his son Jean-René.
- Does Champagne Brice make dry Champagne?
- Several of its cuvées are Extra Brut or Brut Nature, so dry styles are a clear part of the range.