Grand Cru Champagne

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A symbol of French excellence, Champagne remains the essential element to accompany your aperitifs, desserts, or festive evenings. Only Champagne made with grapes from the 17 most prestigious terroirs bears the Grand Cru designation. Among the most famous are Ambonnay, Mailly-Champagne, Oiry, and Verzy. Discover Grand Cru Champagnes in our Cavissima online store.

The Champagne Grand Cru appellation means that all the grapes come from villages classified as Grand Cru . There are 17 such villages, all located in the Marne department. The majority are in the Montagne de Reims vineyard : Tours-sur-Marne, Louvois, Beaumont-sur-Vesle, Mailly, Verzenay, Bouzy, Sillery, Ambonnay, Verzy, and Puisieulx. South and north of Épernay, the other classified villages are Cramant, Chouilly, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Oger, Avize, Oiry, and Aÿ.

Grand Cru Champagnes are often more powerful and complex than other sparkling wines from the region.


Voirin-Jumel

Gilles Voirin married Françoise Jumel in 1968. They combined their vineyards, located in Grand Cru vineyards in Chouilly and Cramant, to found Champagne Gilles Voirin . In 1982, as is often the case in Champagne , they chose to combine their names for their wine: Champagne Voirin-Jumel was born. Today, their children, Patrick and Alice, run the estate and also offer bed and breakfast accommodations.

Voirin-Jumel produces a variety of Champagnes , as well as a Ratafia.

In Champagne Grand Cru , this house offers a Blanc de Blancs and a Blanc de Blancs Brut Zéro.


JM Labruyère

The Labruyère family has been cultivating vines in Beaujolais since 1850, in Romanèche-Thorins . Their wine estate has expanded to include Domaine Jacques Prieur in Burgundy , Château Rouget in Pomerol, and, more recently, the purchase of vineyards in Verzenay. The Champagnes they produce are therefore exclusively Grand Cru Champagnes .

As a mark of quality, they have been selected for the menus of top restaurants. Examples include Alain Ducasse's Plaza Athénée in Paris and The French Laundry in California, a three-Michelin-starred establishment.