Founded in 1763, Armand de Brignac dates back to before the French Revolution. Instantly recognizable for its metal-coated bottles and engraved French pewter labels, it has become the champagne of choice for the elite.
The Maison produces an extremely limited amount of Armand de Brignac prestige cuvées each year – around 100,000 bottles. Each one is made using the first-press juice from that year and then blended with two other vintages, leading to rich and complex champagnes with the freshest and most delicate flavours and high levels of acidity.
Heritage
Prestige territory
Having owned vineyards in Montagne de Reims for more than 250 years, the Maison has built a strong legacy in the Champagne region. Their 81.5 acres (33 hectares) of vines are planted across some of the region’s best crus villages including Rilly-la-Montagne, Chigny-les-Roses and Ludes, where pinot noir is the dominant planting.
Winemaking
All about quality
The Maison is committed to making champagnes with the highest-quality grapes from choice vineyard plots. They have achieved the top grading of sustainability for vineyard management, preserving the land for future generations.
