Gantois-Louvet
ガントワ・ルーヴェ
Chardonnay-only grower Champagne from Grand Cru Oger and Cramant
About Gantois-Louvet
Gantois-Louvet is a family-run grower Champagne estate based in Oger in the Côte des Blancs, run by Karine and Yannick Gantois. The estate farms 6 hectares of vines in the Grand Cru villages of Oger and Cramant, planted exclusively to Chardonnay. Most of the fruit is sold to a major Champagne house, while a portion is kept for the family's own Blanc de Blancs, a label launched in 1997. The range includes Brut Classique, Brut Sérigraphié, the vintage cuvée L'âme des Blancs and an oak-aged cuvée. The house emblem is the Botteret, a small toad that is also the nickname of Oger's villagers.
Who Is This For?
For Blanc de Blancs lovers who want a small, family-run grower Champagne with a clear sense of Côte des Blancs terroir
Wines of Gantois-Louvet
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Champagne Gantois-Louvet located?
- It is based at 5 Chemin de Châlons in Oger, in the Côte des Blancs of Champagne, France.
- Which grape does Gantois-Louvet use?
- Chardonnay only. The estate's 6 hectares of vines are planted exclusively to Chardonnay in the Grand Cru villages of Oger and Cramant.
- Who makes Gantois-Louvet Champagne?
- Karine and Yannick Gantois run the family estate, which launched its own Champagne label in 1997 after previously selling most of its grapes.
- What does the toad on the Gantois-Louvet label mean?
- The small toad is the Botteret, the estate's emblem. It was historically associated with pest control in the vineyard and is also the nickname of the people of Oger.
- What cuvées does Gantois-Louvet make?
- The range includes Brut Classique, Brut Sérigraphié, the vintage cuvée L'âme des Blancs and an oak-aged cuvée (cuvée fût de chêne).