Small family-owned producer of five cuvées in Allemant. Includes product descriptions and a company overview.

Blog. Description of how and where grapes for champagne are grown, how the wine is made (english and danish).

The Champagne house of Victor Canard and Léonie Duchêne, founded after their marriage in 1868, still stands in the ancestral village of Ludes.

Producing Champagnes of the highest quality, this house's history stretches back to 1864. One of the very few houses still using oak casks for fermentation.

Founded in 1850, Ayala is one of the few Grandes Marques still independently owned.

An independent house producing a range of non-vintage, vintage, and premium cuvees. Includes product descriptions, a company history, and production information. [Flash required]

Share Jean-Louis Bonnaire's passion for Champagne and accompany him on a tour of his property.

Family-owned vineyards in Champagne since 1763.

Established at the beginning of the 20th century, and registered as wine merchants and vinifiers in 1972.

Champagne producer for three generations in Ambonnay.

Family Champagne house owning 12 hectares in Hautvillers.

The family's vineyards are spread over seven hectares in the Premier Cru areas of Chigny les Roses, Ludes and Rilly la Montagne.

Producers of quality Champagne since 1584.

Information about this Champagne house in Mareuil-sur-Ay, their products, and the meals and accommodations offered.

Small 2 hectares vineyard, located in Venteuil (Marne Valley). Family photo gallery.

Producer of ten million bottles per year.

One of the most prestigious house. Includes history, spirit and taste sections. [Flash required]

Founded in 1760. Includes product descriptions, a company history, pictures of the cellars, and news.

Small grower located between Epernay and Reims.

Founded in 1812, this house produces the cuvée Grand Siècle. Includes descriptions of the vineyards and products.

Owns 30 hectares of vineyards scattered over five famous communes between Reims and the Marne Valley.

The House's own vineyards covers 18 hectares and supplies 50% of its grape requirements.

Site features information about the region, the Champagne-making process, tasting tips and an online shop.

The Bonnerave family have owned vineyards around Ambonnay since 1870. Today, fourth and fifth generations still produce Champagne from 100% Grand Cru grapes.

The Champagne of the Royal Court of England and of Formula 1 racing.

More than 5000 well-established growers contribute to the making of the Champagnes of this famous co-operative.

Producing quality Champagne for four generations in the heart of the Montagne de Reims.

The prestigious Epernay-based producer, famous for its Cuvée Belle Epoque, Flower Bottle Champagne.

Vineyards are located in the villages of Mareuil, Avenay, Mutigny and Ay. Produces Champagnes in which Pinot Noir grapes predominate.

Small, family-owned grower and producer since 1792. Includes product descriptions and a company profile, with additional information in French.

Produces the premium Cristal cuvee, along with vintage and non-vintage bottlings. Includes descriptions of the products, vineyards, production, and company. [Flash required]

Family Champagne house founded in 1947 at Mareuil sur Aÿin. Discover the history, vineyards, cellars, and cuvées.

One of the oldest houses. Includes wine presentation, advice on serving and storing. [Flash required]

Small producer of Grand Cru blancs de blancs, along with rosé, in Avize. Contains product descriptions, a company history, and information about the region.

Maurice Lepitre founded this vineyard in 1905. Briefly describes the company and products.

Champagne vintage charts including ratings from 1846 to the present.

Small house with quality Champagnes from Vertus, on the Côte des Blancs.

Presentation about growing and production, as well as corporate information about this giant producer of 350 different brands. [Flash required]

Visit the cellars of the world's largest Champagne house, and discover the perfect gift or toast for that special occasion.

Hong Kong-based website of the world's largest Champagne house.

Promoting the new POP Champagne designed to be drunk from the bottle. Flash website and disco mixing game.