Champagne house

Poirot

Champagne Poirot is a charming family-owned house located in the southern part of the renowned Côte des Blancs, a region celebrated for its exceptional terroir and limestone-rich soils. Established in 1923, Poirot focuses on crafting exquisite Blanc de Blancs champagnes, primarily from Chardonnay grapes sourced from the villages of Vertus and Bergère-les-Vertus. These vineyards produce wines characterized by their vibrant freshness and distinctive minerality, offering a unique profile that stands out even among the finest offerings of the region. The champagnes from Poirot are noted for their impressive power and remarkable length on the palate, making them a delightful choice for those seeking an authentic experience of the Côte des Blancs. The house's limited selection includes standout cuvées such as the Cuvée Extra-Brut, which exemplifies the elegance and complexity of the region's Blanc de Blancs, and the Cuvée Brut, showcasing the traditional style of southern Champagne. Poirot remains a well-kept secret, inviting enthusiasts to explore the rich heritage and flavors of this iconic area.