de Venoge

Champagne de Venoge, situated in the heart of Epernay, is a winery that values diversity and individuality in its cuvées, crafted to express the richness of terroir, varietal typicity, and blending possibilities. Founded in 1837 by Henri-Marc de Venoge, who emigrated from Switzerland's Canton of Vaud to Champagne, the House has a rich history dating back to the 15th century when the de Venoge family originated in Switzerland. The winery is known for its colorful and illustrated labors of Champagne History, starting with Henri-Marc's creation in 1838, which was a marketing breakthrough at the time. Over the years, the House has been led by various members of the de Venoge family, including Joseph, who took over in 1845, and Gaëtan, who became President in 1866 and developed export sales, notably in the United States. Champagne de Venoge won the Grand Prix d'Excellence at the Universal Exhibition of Philadelphia in 1876 and was one of the founding Houses of the Syndicat des Grandes Marques de Champagne in 1882. The winery's signature style is not explicitly stated on their website, but its emphasis on individual cuvées suggests a focus on showcasing the unique characteristics of various terroirs and grape varieties.

Written by Ava from public sources. Not written or reviewed by the winery.