Founded in 1829, Champagne Bollinger is one of the last great family-owned Champagne houses. They are renowned for their Pinot Noir-driven blends, oak barrel ageing, and unwavering commitment to tradition. Its vineyards are well located, with 85% of them being in Grand Cru & Premier Cru locations.
Champagne Bollinger stands as a beacon of excellence in the Champagne region, blending nearly two centuries of heritage with meticulous craftsmanship. Known for its muscular, Pinot Noir-dominant cuvées, Bollinger employs traditional techniques such as oak barrel fermentation and hand-riddling, setting it apart from modern producers.
Its flagship Special Cuvée is aged for at least three years, showcasing richness and finesse. The house owns over 150 hectares of vineyards, ensuring control over grape quality and sustainability. Bollinger’s dedication to environmental stewardship and magnum ageing reflects its pursuit of perfection. Beloved by royalty and James Bond alike, Bollinger remains fiercely independent, family-run, and deeply rooted in the village of Aÿ, where its story began in 1829.