Champagne
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The world's gold standard for sparkling wine and celebration.
About Champagne
- Producers listed
- 622
- Appellations
- 4 areas
Situated northeast of Paris, Champagne produces the world's most famous sparkling wines through traditional méthode champenoise, primarily from Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier.
Best for
Ideal for celebrations, special occasions, and sophisticated dining experiences.
Food Pairings
Oysters, caviar, fried chicken, sushi, sashimi, and aged Comté cheese.
Producers
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Abelé 1757
Founded in 1757 by Reims wine merchant Théodore Vander Veken, Abelé 1757 is one of the oldest Champagne houses in Reims, credited as a pioneer of frozen disgorgement. The house takes its name from Henri Abelé, who moved it to Reims in 1880. Its wines age in about 2 km of chalk cellars dug 25 meters deep beneath the Butte Saint-Nicaise, part of the UNESCO-listed Champagne heritage. The prestige cuvées, Le Sourire de Reims, are named after the smiling angel statue of Reims Cathedral.
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Alain Depoivre
Champagne Alain Depoivre is a family estate in the village of Vindey, in the Coteaux Sézannais (Sézanne hills) of the Marne, France. The Depoivre family has grown vines there for three generations; Alain Depoivre took over the family estate in 1999 and created his own brand, which he develops with his wife Virginie. The range includes Brut Tradition, Brut Rosé, Prestige, Grande Réserve (75% Chardonnay, 25% Pinot Noir, aged in oak barrels) and Blanc de Noirs. The estate has been certified HVE and VDC (Viticulture Durable en Champagne) since 2020 and welcomes visitors by appointment.
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Alfred Gratien
Founded in 1864 in Épernay, Alfred Gratien is a Champagne house known for a traditional, artisanal approach. Its wines are fermented in small oak barrels and do not undergo malolactic fermentation, preserving natural freshness and acidity and supporting long ageing. The Jaeger family has provided the cellar master across four generations, currently Nicolas Jaeger. The house belongs to the Henkell group.
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André Beaufort
André Beaufort is a Champagne estate whose vines are split between Ambonnay (Grand Cru, Montagne de Reims) and Polisy in the Aube (Côte des Bar). It is known as an early organic pioneer in Champagne, and its own website describes organic viticulture with essential oils and homeopathy used in place of synthetic treatments. Pinot Noir is the main variety, alongside Chardonnay, and the wines are disgorged by hand à la volée. The registered company ANDRE BEAUFORT (SARL, SIREN 498250430) has its registered office in Polisy; it is a separate legal entity from the catalog's Jacques Beaufort (SAS JACQUES BEAUFORT, SIREN 844519538, Ambonnay), though sources describe the two labels as related.
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André Brochot
André Brochot is a small récoltant-manipulant (grower-producer) Champagne house in the Coteaux Sud d'Épernay, registered at Saint-Martin-d'Ablois in the Marne; the label cites Saint-Martin-d'Ablois and Vinay. The domain is run by Francis Brochot, and the house is described as dating back to 1949. Its wines are centred on Pinot Meunier, alongside Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, with white and rosé cuvées such as Grande Réserve Brut. The vineyard is ploughed rather than chemically weeded, and the wines are sold directly at the estate and are rated one star in the Guide Hachette des Vins.
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André Truffaut
André Truffaut is a small Champagne producer based in the village of Congy, in the Petit Morin area on the western edge of the Côte de Sézanne, at 20 Rue Saint-Rémy. Its range includes Brut cuvées such as Cuvée Prestige, Cuvée Millésimée and Blancs de Blancs, plus a rosé.
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- Antoine Chevalier
- Arnaud Tabourin
- Arsène Baillet
- Aspasie
- Barrat-Masson
- Bauget-Jouette
- Benoît Cocteaux
- Bernard Depoivre
- Bertrand Doyard
- Besserat de Bellefon
- Bigard
- Billecart-Salmon
- Boizel
- Boll & Cie
- Bollinger
- Breton Fils
- Brulfert-Duvat
- Bruno Gobillard
- Bruno Michel
- Bruno Paillard
- Bruyen
- By Fernand
- Champagne Barons de Rothschild
- Champagne Gosset
- Champagne de Castellane
- Chanoine Frères
- Charbaux Frères
- Charles Ellner
- Charles Heidsieck
- Charles Heston
- Charles Lafitte
- Charles Mignon
- Charles de Cazanove
- Chartogne-Taillet
- Christian Lassaigne-Berlot
- Clement & Fils
- Colin
- Cédric Guyot
- Damien Cez
- Deutz
- Didier Doué
- Didier-Ducos
- Dom Pérignon
- Dominique Jarry
- Doyard
- Eric Therrey
- Esterlin
- Etienne Doué
- Francis Boulard et Fille
- Frédéric Torchet
- G.H. Martel & Co
- G.H. Mumm
- Gauthier
- Guy Michel & Fils
- Gérard Bouvy
- Gérard Lassaigne
- Heidsieck & Co Monopole
- Henri Mandois
- Henriot
- Hervé Lalouelle
- Hélène Beaugrand
- Irroy
- J-M Sélèque
- J. M. Tissier
- Jacky Moussy
- Jacky Therrey
- Jacquart
- Jacques Beaufort
- Jacques Lassaigne
- Jacques Selosse
- Jacquinot & Fils
- Jean Guérinot
- Jean Sélèque
- Jean Velut
- Jean-Pierre Lalouelle
- Jeeper
- Joseph Chevreau
- Joseph Perrier
- José Michel
- Krug
- Lagache
- Laherte Frères
- Lanson
- Laurent-Perrier
- Le Brun de Neuville
- Leclerc Briant
- Lequien et Fils
- Les Vertus d’Elise
- Lombard
- Louis Huot
- Louis Roederer
- Lucien Leblond
- Maison Burtin
- Mansard
- Marie Copinet
- Marlène Delong
- Maurice Moussy
- Mercier
- Michel Marcoult
- Michel Oudard
- Michel Peligri
- Montaudon
- Moët & Chandon
- Nicolas Feuillatte
- Nicolas Gueusquin
- Olivier Lassaigne
- Oudit-Simonnet
- Palmer & Co
- Pannier
- Pascal Doquet
- Patrick Breul
- Paul Charpentier
- Paul Mainguet et Fils
- Paul Pothelet
- Perrier-Jouët
- Person
- Philippe Landreat
- Philippe Noizet
- Piper-Heidsieck
- Pol Roger
- Pommery
- Prévoteau-Paveau
- René Jardin
- Rigolot Marc & Fils
- Robert Desbrosse
- Roger Desbordes & Fils
- Romain Henin
- Ruinart
- Régis Corniot
- Salmon
- Salon
- Selosse-Pajon
- Simon-Devaux
- Sébastien Girost
- Taittinger
- Thierry Triolet
- Thiénot
- Ulysse Collin
- Veuve Clicquot
- Vincent d'Astrée
- Vranken
- Walraet
- de Castelnau
- de Venoge
Appellations
Smaller wine areas within Champagne.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can any sparkling wine be called Champagne?
- Only sparkling wines produced in the Champagne region of France using the traditional method are legally entitled to be called Champagne.
- What are the main grapes used in Champagne?
- The primary grape varieties are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier.
- What does 'Blanc de Blancs' mean in Champagne?
- Blanc de Blancs refers to Champagne made exclusively from white grapes, most commonly Chardonnay, resulting in a lighter, more delicate style with fresh citrus and floral notes.