About Devaux
Champagne Devaux is a Champagne house dating to 1846 and based at the Domaine de Villeneuve in Bar-sur-Seine, in the Aube département's Côte des Bar. Since 1987 the brand has belonged to Union Auboise, a cooperative union of Aube growers, and it is installed in an 18th-century manor beside the Seine. The house works mainly with Pinot Noir, the dominant grape of the Côte des Bar, and Chardonnay. Its range includes Grande Réserve, the Cuvée D and Ultra D, and the Sténopé cuvée made with Michel Chapoutier. The house also sells under the Veuve A. Devaux name.
Who Is This For?
For those who want Champagne rooted in the Côte des Bar, with Pinot Noir at its core, from a historic house backed by a growers' cooperative union
Wines of Devaux
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Champagne Devaux located?
- Devaux is based at the Domaine de Villeneuve in Bar-sur-Seine, in the Aube département's Côte des Bar, in an 18th-century manor beside the Seine.
- Who owns Champagne Devaux?
- Since 1987 the Devaux brand has belonged to Union Auboise, a cooperative union of Champagne growers in the Aube. The legal entity is registered in Troyes as Union Auboise Vignerons en Champagne (Champagne Devaux).
- What grapes does Devaux use?
- Devaux works mainly with Pinot Noir, the dominant variety of the Côte des Bar, together with Chardonnay.
- What are Devaux's main cuvées?
- The range includes Grande Réserve, the Cuvée D collection with Ultra D (an extra-brut), and Sténopé, a cuvée made with Michel Chapoutier.
- Is Veuve A. Devaux the same house as Devaux?
- Yes. Veuve A. Devaux is the house's historical name and is still used on labels and in retail listings; both point to the Bar-sur-Seine house owned by Union Auboise.