About Rémi Henry
Rémi Henry is a family Champagne house based in Bouzy, on the southern slope of the Montagne de Reims. The current house was founded in 1985 by Rémi and Odile Henry, who took over the family vines; their son Marc-Antoine now carries it on as the second generation. Its vines lie exclusively in Bouzy, a village classified 100% Grand Cru, and it buys no grapes from other villages. Pinot Noir leads, with Chardonnay as a complement. Wines are mostly fermented in temperature-controlled stainless steel, with demi-muids for the Blanc de Noirs and Bouzy Rouge.
Who Is This For?
For those who want a structured, Pinot Noir-led grower Champagne that expresses a single Grand Cru village
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Champagne Rémi Henry located?
- It is based in Bouzy, a Grand Cru village on the southern slope of the Montagne de Reims in Champagne.
- Does Rémi Henry buy grapes from other villages?
- No. Its vines are located exclusively in Bouzy, and it does not purchase grapes from other villages.
- Who founded Champagne Rémi Henry?
- Rémi and Odile Henry founded the current house in 1985 after taking over the family vines. Their son Marc-Antoine now continues it as the second generation.
- What grapes does Rémi Henry use?
- Pinot Noir is the main grape, complemented by Chardonnay.