Champagne houses
Who makes the Champagne you buy: from Moët and Krug to family cellars in grand cru villages.
Great houses
Brands known all over the world. They buy grapes from hundreds of growers and build a recognisable house style. Moët & Chandon, Veuve Clicquot, Ruinart, Krug and Dom Pérignon are supplied by our group, an authorised distributor of Moët Hennessy in Poland.
Moët & Chandonpronounced mo-ET ay shahn-DOHN50 bottles
Dom Pérignonpronounced dom peh-ree-NYOHN27 bottles
Bollingerpronounced boh-lan-ZHAY19 bottles
Krugpronounced kroog13 bottles
Veuve Clicquotpronounced vuhv klee-KOH11 bottles
Charles Heidsieckpronounced sharl ED-sik10 bottles
Deutzpronounced duhts10 bottles
Lansonpronounced lahn-SOHN10 bottles
Louis Roedererpronounced lwee ROH-duh-rer9 bottles
Billecart-Salmonpronounced beel-KAR sal-MOHN8 bottles
Laurent-Perrierpronounced loh-RAHN peh-ree-AY8 bottles
Ruinartpronounced rwee-NAR8 bottles
Leclerc Briantpronounced luh-KLAIR bree-AHN7 bottles
Taittingerpronounced tat-tan-ZHAY7 bottles
Gossetpronounced goh-SAY5 bottles
Pol Rogerpronounced pol roh-ZHAY5 bottles
Pommerypronounced POM-ree5 bottles
Armand de Brignacpronounced ar-MAHN duh bree-NYAK4 bottles
Perrier-Jouëtpronounced peh-ree-AY zhoo-ET4 bottles
Philipponnatpronounced fee-lee-poh-NAH3 bottles
Boizelpronounced bwah-ZEL2 bottles
Drappierpronounced drah-pee-AY2 bottles
Mummpronounced moom2 bottles
Piper-Heidsieckpronounced pee-PAIR ED-sik2 bottles
Jacquessonpronounced zhak-SOHN1 bottle
Salonpronounced sa-LOHN1 bottle
Mercierpronounced mair-see-AYtemporarily unavailable
Other Champagne houses
Houses that buy grapes from growers and belong to larger wine groups, though they are less well known than the big brands.
Growers and family houses
Families who tend their own vines and make Champagne from their own grapes.
- J-M Sélèquepronounced zhee em seh-LEK10 bottles
- Marguetpronounced mar-GAY10 bottles
Duménilpronounced dew-may-NEEL8 bottles
René Geoffroypronounced ruh-NAY zhof-RWAH7 bottles
Augustinpronounced oh-gew-STAN6 bottles
Paul Barapronounced pol ba-RAH6 bottles
Pol Cochetpronounced pol koh-SHAY6 bottles
Rémy Massinpronounced ray-MEE ma-SAN6 bottles
Alain Bernardpronounced a-LAN bair-NAR5 bottles
Forget-Brimontpronounced for-ZHAY bree-MOHN5 bottles- Hervieux-Dumezpronounced air-VYUH dew-MAY5 bottles
Nominé-Renardpronounced no-mee-NAY ruh-NAR5 bottles
Bijotatpronounced bee-zho-TAH4 bottles- Henri Giraudpronounced ahn-REE zhee-ROH4 bottles
Loriot-Pagelpronounced lo-ree-OH pa-ZHEL4 bottles
Pierre Gimonnetpronounced pyair zhee-mo-NAY4 bottles- Vazart-Coquartpronounced va-ZAR ko-KAR4 bottles
- André Heucqpronounced ahn-DRAY uhk3 bottles
Forget-Cheminpronounced for-ZHAY shuh-MAN3 bottles
Henri Goutorbepronounced ahn-REE goo-TORB3 bottles- Pierre Gerbaispronounced pyair zhair-BAY3 bottles
Salmonpronounced sal-MOHN3 bottles- Valentin Leflaivepronounced va-lahn-TAN luh-FLEV3 bottles
- Dhondt-Grelletpronounced dohnt gruh-LAY2 bottles
Moussé Filspronounced moo-SAY fees2 bottles- Pierre Devillepronounced pyair duh-VEEL2 bottles
- Pierre Paillardpronounced pyair pie-YAR2 bottles
Taisne Riocourpronounced ten ree-oh-KOOR2 bottles- Bérêche et Filspronounced beh-RESH ay fees1 bottle
- Charles d'Embrunpronounced sharl dahm-BRUHN1 bottle
Egly-Ourietpronounced eg-LEE oo-ree-AY1 bottle
Jean de La Fontainepronounced zhahn duh la fohn-TEN1 bottle- Launois Père & Filspronounced loh-NWAH pair ay fees1 bottle
Laurent Bénardpronounced loh-RAHN bay-NAR1 bottle
Lecontepronounced luh-KOHNT1 bottle- Pascal Mazetpronounced pas-KAL ma-ZAY1 bottle
- Pierre Mignonpronounced pyair mee-NYOHN1 bottle
- Élise Dechannespronounced ay-LEEZ duh-SHAN1 bottle
- Jacques Selossepronounced zhak suh-LOSStemporarily unavailable
Cooperatives
Growers who press and bottle their wine together. A good source of Champagne from the best villages at a sensible price.
