Champagne house

Virginie Bergeronneau

Nestled between the Montagne de Reims and the Saint-Thierry massif, Virginie Bergeronneau's Champagne house is located in Ville-Dommange, a Premier Cru village renowned for its diverse terroirs. The estate benefits from clay-limestone soils that impart structure and aging potential, while the sandy-silty soils of Trigny add suppleness and fruitiness. This unique blend of terroirs allows for the creation of balanced wines, where each element harmonizes to elevate the final cuvée. With a winemaking tradition dating back to 1590, the Bergeronneau family has deep roots in the Champagne region. The contemporary vision of Virginie Bergeronneau builds upon this legacy, emphasizing organic viticulture and a commitment to biodiversity. Her approach focuses on showcasing the distinct expression of each terroir, with Pinot Meunier taking center stage, complemented by Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The Champagnes crafted here are characterized by their sincerity, clarity, and a modern sensibility, reflecting both the family's heritage and Virginie's innovative spirit.