Le Brun de Neuville
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Chardonnay-led Champagne from the chalky slopes of Sézanne
About Le Brun de Neuville
Le Brun de Neuville is a Champagne cooperative based in Bethon, in the Côte de Sézanne in the south-west of the Marne, south of Épernay. It is a cooperative of member growers, not a single-family estate, and is registered here as a producer brand. Founded in the 1960s, it is the heir to the Le Brun family, which had made Champagne for generations. Its vineyards sit on the chalky slopes of Sézanne and are planted mostly to Chardonnay. The range is organised in four lines: Côte (chalky minerality), Les Chemins (parcel-focused), Autolyse (long-aged) and Millésime (vintage).
Who Is This For?
For those who like fresh, mineral Blanc de Blancs-style Champagne and want to try a cooperative Champagne outside the Côte des Blancs.
Wines of Le Brun de Neuville
No cuvées registered yet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Le Brun de Neuville located?
- In Bethon, in the Côte de Sézanne in the south-west of the Marne department, south of Épernay.
- Is Le Brun de Neuville a cooperative or a grower estate?
- It is a cooperative of member growers (CM), not a single estate.
- Which grape does Le Brun de Neuville focus on?
- Chardonnay, grown on the chalky slopes of Sézanne, is its main grape, with some Pinot Noir in certain cuvées.
- What ranges does Le Brun de Neuville make?
- Four lines: Côte, Les Chemins, Autolyse and Millésime.