André Clouet

Andre Clouet is a small independent Champagne house. Its history is very long, dating back to 1751. The Clouet family has always been cared for by the royal family because its ancestor was the king's royal printer and later became the king's royal winemaker. The family's manor was built in Bouzy, the famous Pinot Noir producing area. The production of Blanc de Noirs champagne has also become the specialty of Andre Clouet Winery, and has established an excellent reputation.

The style of Andre Clouet's wines is to faithfully express the characteristics of its terroir, with obvious Bouzy Pinot Noir flavor, rich taste and concentrated aroma, and maintains the elegant and meticulous traditional style like its wine label.

Andre Clouet's vineyard is located among the only 17 rare Grand Cru vineyards in the Champagne region. It produces the highest grade grapes and is rare in quantity. In order to extract the most perfect grape juice, Andre Clouet still uses traditional wooden square presses and cumbersome brewing techniques that are time-consuming and labor-intensive.