Thiénot
ティエノ
Independent family house in Reims, founded in 1985 by a former grape broker
About Thiénot
Champagne Thiénot was founded in 1985 by Alain Thiénot, who spent nearly two decades as a grape broker in Champagne before launching his own house. Based in Reims (headquarters in Taissy), it is an independent, family-owned house now run by his children Garance and Stanislas Thiénot, with Nicolas Uriel as cellar master since 2017. The house owns roughly 30 hectares, including Grand Cru parcels in Aÿ, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger and Avize and Premier Cru parcels in Dizy, Cumières, Damery and Pierry, supplying over half of its grape needs. It is the flagship house of the Alain Thiénot group, which also includes Canard-Duchêne, Joseph Perrier and Marie Stuart.
Who Is This For?
For those who want a modern, family-run Champagne house with Grand Cru and Premier Cru estate vineyards
Wines of Thiénot
No cuvées registered yet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who founded Champagne Thiénot?
- Alain Thiénot founded it in 1985 after nearly twenty years as a grape broker in Champagne.
- Is Champagne Thiénot family-owned?
- Yes. It is an independent, family-owned house run by Alain Thiénot's children, Garance and Stanislas.
- Where are Thiénot's vineyards?
- The house owns about 30 hectares, with Grand Cru parcels in Aÿ, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger and Avize and Premier Cru parcels in Dizy, Cumières, Damery and Pierry.
- Is Thiénot the same as Taittinger, Canard-Duchêne or Marie Stuart?
- No. Thiénot is a separate house; Canard-Duchêne and Marie Stuart are sister brands within the Alain Thiénot group, and Taittinger is an unrelated producer.