Since 1829, the Bollinger family has crafted exceptional wines with a powerful, refined, and expressive style. This distinct taste comes from their affinity for Pinot Noir’s elegance, unwavering commitment to excellence, exceptional vineyard, and artisanal savoir-faire. Champagne Bollinger is a shared passion among devoted wine enthusiasts, a legacy perpetuated since Madame Bollinger’s time.

Bollinger’s vineyard spans Champagne’s finest terroirs, covering 179 hectares with 85% Grands and Premiers crus. They are one of the few Champagne Houses producing the majority of their grapes, cultivating 7 distinct plots, including rare ungrafted vines like Clos Saint-Jacques and Chaudes Terres. These vines are carefully tended by hand, preserving an extraordinary heritage and producing the exceptionally rare cuvée Vieilles Vignes Françaises.

The demanding and delicate Pinot Noir grape thrives around the Montagne de Reims, constituting over 60% of Bollinger’s vineyards and defining their iconic Spécial Cuvée. With its multifaceted character, Pinot Noir surprises with a well-crafted bouquet, adding power, body, and richness to the renowned Bollinger style. Throughout its history, Pinot Noir remains a fundamental pillar of Bollinger’s identity and winemaking tradition.