NV Le Brun Serveney, Brut Sélection Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs
The Le Brun family have been growing and producing Champagne in the small Côte des Blancs commune of Avize for generations. Continue reading →

Camille Savès, Brut Millésime 2007
The story of this house dates back to the 1890s, when work as an agricultural engineer took Eugène Savès to Champagne. Continue reading →

J. Lassalle, Brut Préférence
It’s hard to forget the story of this house, based in the village of Chigny-Les-Roses in the Montaigne de Reims, whose philosophy is Un Esprit, un Style, une Femme, or “One spirit, one style, one woman.” Continue reading →

Françoise Bedel et Fils, NV Brut, Cuvée Dis, “Vin Secret”
The estate of Françoise Bedel has been producing Champagne for three generations in the village of Crouttes-sur-Marne, on the westernmost edge of the Marne Valley. Continue reading →

NV Marc Hébrart, Brut Sélection
We’re excited to finally put a Hébrart Champagne in the club. Continue reading →

Vve. Fourny & Fils, Premier Cru, Grande Réserve
The Champagne house of Veuve Fourny is in its fifth generation, now run by brothers Charles-Henry and Emmanuel Fourny. Continue reading →

Paul Bara, Brut Réserve, Grand Cru
You may recall this producer, who is responsible for one of the most popular Champagnes we’ve ever poured. Continue reading →

Marie-Courtin, Éfflorescence, Extra Brut 2009
This Champagne was a huge hit at our grower Champagne tasting last December, despite the fact that it was one of the most expensive, at $71.50. Continue reading →

Jacques Copinet, Cuvée Marie Etienne Blanc de Blancs 2004
Jacques and Brigette Copinet founded their Champagne estate in 1975 in the tiny village of Montgenost in the Côte de Sézanne. Continue reading →

A. Margaine, Brut Rosé
In our September club write-up I talked about the first visit on my whirlwind one-day tour of four grower-producers in Champagne last summer (beginning at Gaston Chiquet, in Dizy). Continue reading →