Our Vision
Houses chosen for their personality.
Rather than the very largest brands, we favour human-scale champagne houses, where the cellar master's style is recognisable from one cuvée to the next.
From everyday bruts to prestige cuvées, every bottle is chosen for its balance, its freshness and its ability to elevate a moment.
Houses
The Houses of Champagne
Fifteen houses, from the most confidential to the most prestigious, for a selection true to the spirit of each cellar master.
Gosset
The oldest house in Champagne, renowned for the vinosity of its cuvées.
Laurent-Perrier
A fresh, precise signature, carried by the expertise of a great family house.
Bruno Paillard
A founder's house, demanding in freshness and dosage.
Delamotte
One of the oldest houses, neighbour and close relative of Salon.
Joseph Perrier
A discreet house from Châlons, faithful to a generous style.
Canard-Duchêne
A historic house with a frank, accessible style.
Bernard Robert
A grower-producer for more confidential cuvées.
Le Brun de Neuville
A cooperative from the Côte des Blancs, specialising in chardonnay.
Dom Pérignon
The iconic prestige cuvée of Moët & Chandon, a single wine, a single vintage.
Moët et Chandon
The largest house in Champagne, the reference for Brut Impérial.
Veuve Clicquot
The bold style of the Grande Dame of Champagne, recognisable among all.
Krug
A meticulous blend, conceived as a single great wine rather than a range.
Louis Roederer
The house behind the Cristal cuvée, created for the tsar, the reference for Champagne luxury.
Perrier-Jouët
The house's floral elegance, signed by its Belle Époque.
Armand de Brignac
A golden bottle turned icon, between luxury and excess.