Skip to content

Shipping available for orders of 1 bottle or more· The store is open Monday through Saturday; it is closed on Sundays and on January 22.

The Perfect Champagne for Every Occasion Since 1805

Maison Vollereaux,
a family-owned champagne house in Pierry

“Champagne is, above all, about experiences, discoveries, and encounters.”

The Vollereaux Family

A family-owned, independent home

Champagne Vollereaux is a family-owned, independent champagne house founded in 1805 in Pierry, on the southern slopes of Épernay.

Run by the sixth generation of the Vollereaux family, the estate cultivates 40 hectares of vineyards across 17 communes, some of which are classified as Premier Cru, with 80% of its vineyards certified as High Environmental Value (HVE). Its “accessible and authentic” style makes this champagne the perfect choice for any occasion.

Two Centuries of Tradition

A family tradition since 1805

1805

The Acquisition of the Vineyard

The first generation of Vollereaux winemakers acquired their vineyard in Pierry, south of Épernay, and laid the foundation for the House.

1923

The first drawing

The House produces its first vintage and thus marks the turn of the century: the champagne now bears the name Vollereaux.

2023

The Centennial

In the year marking its 100th anniversary of production, the company was named “Company of the Year” at the Trophées Champenois awards.

From generation to generation, the family has passed down the same land and the same expertise.

The Sixth Generation

Family Spirit

This family-run business, in operation since 1805, ensures consistency in style, from the vineyard to the bottle.

Wine Making

Franck & Camille

Franck Vollereaux works alongside his daughter Camille to produce the wines: blending and aging the vintages, staying true to the house’s style.

Marketing

Hélène

Hélène is in charge of the company's private and business clients.

The Vineyard

Max

Max, Hélène's son, oversees the vineyard: tending the vines throughout the seasons.

The Terroir

40 hectares of vineyards

The vineyard covers 40 hectares spread across 17 municipalities, primarily on the southern slopes of Épernay—part of which is classified as Premier Cru—on chalk and calcareous clay soils, where the three Champagne grape varieties truly shine.

Chardonnay

, and elegance
Pinot Noir
Structure
, and intensity
Miller
Roundness
, and fruitiness
Our Style

"Accessible and authentic "

At Vollereaux, champagne is, above all, a pleasure to share: the finesse of a great wine and the spirit of conviviality. From Brut Réserve to vintage champagne, each cuvée has its own special occasion.

Discover our champagnes
Key Figures
1805
Founding, first-
st generation of winemakers
6e

: A Family Tradition Spanning Generations
40 ha

vineyards across 17 municipalities
1923
The company's first release
44
Countries served
, which account for 60% of exported production
Frequently Asked Questions

Your Questions, Our Answers

Where is Maison Vollereaux located?

Maison Vollereaux is located at 48 Rue Léon Bourgeois in Pierry (51530), on the southern slopes of Épernay, just a few minutes from Épernay.

How long has Champagne Vollereaux been around?

The company was founded in 1805 and produced its first batch in 1923. It is now run by the sixth generation of the Vollereaux family.

Is the Vollereaux vineyard HVE-certified?

The family-owned vineyard spans 40 hectares spread across 17 municipalities, 80% of which are certified as High Environmental Value (HVE).

Which grape varieties does the winery work with?

Champagne Vollereaux cultivates the three Champagne grape varieties—Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Meunier—on the chalky soils of the southern slopes of Épernay. The house has also chosen to revive forgotten grape varieties, replanted in 2019: Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, and Petit Meslier—three historic varieties authorized within the Champagne appellation. These once-neglected grape varieties now allow the house to explore new expressions of the terroir through a cuvée crafted using indigenous yeasts and without malolactic fermentation.

Can we visit the Vollereaux House?

Yes. Maison Vollereaux welcomes visitors for tastings Monday through Saturday. Cellar tours and wine-tasting experiences are available by reservation, Tuesday through Saturday.

What is the style of Vollereaux champagnes?

An approachable and authentic style: champagnes designed to create special occasions.

Stay informed

Get our news, updates, and exclusive invitations.

0
0
Your Cart
Empty CartYour shopping cart is emptyBack to the store