Established at the end of the eighteenth century, Louis Roederer is one of the last great Champagne houses to remain independent and family-run. The estate was inherited by Louis Roederer in 1833, who gave it his name and forged the wine’s unique style, character and taste. Under his visionary leadership the fame and reputation of the house of Louis Roederer was firmly established.

Louis Roederer’s champagnes all share an attractive and direct expression and a dense, fresh, and sophisticated attack that develops into a sparkling and subtle bouquet. This is complemented by vivacious effervescence and delicious acidity. These sunny, pure, chiselled, and harmonious wines have a natural gift for creating pleasure: each wine has a unique way of embodying Louis Roederer’s distinctive style and constant quest for perfection.

En 1668, Dom Pérignon aurait découvert comment faire du vin pétillant ; aujourd'hui sa technique est utilisée dans le monde entier, bien que la Champagne continue à produire certains des meilleurs. Région viticole la plus septentrionale de France, la Champagne abrite désormais 15 000 vignerons et 290 « maisons ». Un assemblage de variétés de raisin est généralement nécessaire : le Chardonnay blanc pour ajouter du fruit et de l'élégance, et deux rouges – le Pinot Noir et le Pinot Meunier – pour apporter du corps et de la structure.