ProducerLoire Valley
Maison Ackerman
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Saumur négociant house founded in 1811, working in old tuffeau quarry cellars
About Maison Ackerman
Ackerman is a négociant house founded in 1811 in Saumur by Jean-Baptiste Ackerman, who used old tuffeau quarries as cellars to make wine by the traditional method in the Loire. It is based at 19 rue Léopold-Palustre in Saumur and works across several Loire appellations including Saumur, Crémant de Loire and Saumur-Champigny, with tastings and direct sales at the house.
Who Is This For?
For those who want Loire sparkling wines such as Saumur and Crémant de Loire from a historic Saumur house
Wines of Maison Ackerman
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Frequently Asked Questions
- When was Ackerman founded and by whom?
- Ackerman was founded in 1811 in Saumur by Jean-Baptiste Ackerman.
- What kind of producer is Ackerman?
- Ackerman is a négociant house that works across several Loire appellations, including Saumur, Crémant de Loire and Saumur-Champigny.
- Where does Ackerman make and age its wines?
- Its cellars are old tuffeau quarries around Saumur, which Jean-Baptiste Ackerman was among the first to use for traditional-method sparkling wine.
- Can you taste and buy wine at Ackerman?
- Yes. The house at 19 rue Léopold-Palustre in Saumur offers tastings and direct sales.