CHAMPAGNE BOLLINGER: THE STORY OF CHAMPENOIS EXCELLENCE

The fascinating history of Maison Bollinger has its roots in the heart of the 17th century, with the Hennequin de Villermont family, established in the prestigious Champagne vineyards as early as 1650. The pioneers of the art of winemaking were already producing a sparkling wine of exceptional quality at that time, which quickly won over connoisseurs, particularly in England, where it was exported from the 18th century. Over the centuries, the house has established itself as an essential reference in the world of luxury champagne. Located in Aÿ, Maison Bollinger is housed in a magnificent residence, often compared to a château. This historic site regularly welcomes visitors from France and abroad during the festivities in honor of Saint Vincent, the patron saint of winemakers. The worldwide renown of Maison Bollinger is undeniable today, with its vintages consistently ranking high in specialist guides and the wine press. The quality of its champagne has won over the greatest amateurs and professionals in the sector, while forging a prestigious reputation over the years.