Geoffroy
Rooted in Cumières since the 17th century, Champagne Geoffroy is a legacy of generations.
Vallée de la Marne
Leclerc Briant
Founded in 1872 in Cumières, Leclerc Briant moved to Épernay in 1955 under Bertrand Leclerc and Jacqueline Briant. Their vision transitioned the estate into a Maison de Negoce, building a legacy rooted in both tradition and innovation.
Revived in 2012 by American owners Mark Nunelly and Denise Dupré, alongside Champagne native Frédéric Zeimett, the house embraces a bold, nonconformist style. Their approach celebrates minimal intervention, biodynamic practices, and a commitment to unique terroir expression.
The jewel of the estate is La Croisette, a tiny, meticulously farmed plot in Épernay producing one of the house’s most prized cuvées. In their modern, serene winery and deep cellars, Leclerc Briant crafts vibrant, age-worthy champagnes that reflect both place and philosophy.
1955
Founded
150k
Bottles/year
14
Hectares
10
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