Bruyen
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Family grower Champagne with a Meunier-focused range from the Marne and Ardre valleys.
About Bruyen
Bruyen is a family-run Champagne grower house whose roots go back to the 1920s, run today by Grégory Bruyen, grandson of the founders Jean and Odette. It works in the Marne and Ardre valleys, with its home in Passy-Grigny and a boutique in Reims (35 rue Libergier). In 2018 the family merged its business with the Macquart family, a grower-producer family since the 1850s, and the second label is sold as Macquart & Bruyen. The range includes a Sélection Meunier Brut, and one bottling comes from a single vineyard planted in the 1940s. The estate holds HVE certification and is moving toward organic methods.
Who Is This For?
For those who want a grower Champagne that showcases Meunier at an approachable level.
Wines of Bruyen
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Champagne Bruyen based?
- The house is based in Passy-Grigny in the Marne and Ardre valleys, with a boutique at 35 rue Libergier in Reims.
- What is the Macquart & Bruyen label?
- It is the result of a 2018 merger between the Bruyen family business and the Macquart family, grower-producers since the 1850s.
- Does Bruyen make a Meunier Champagne?
- Yes. The Sélection Meunier Brut is part of the range and is described by the house as fresh and intensely fruity.