Armand de Brignac

When and how was Maison Armand de Brignac founded?

The House of Armand de Brignac was founded in 2006 by Cattier, a French wine-growing family with a tradition of champagne production dating back to 1763. However, the name 'Armand de Brignac' was popularised by the brand when it was launched, and its distinctive style quickly established itself on the international stage.

What makes Armand de Brignac champagnes unique?
Armand de Brignac champagnes are distinguished by their exceptional quality, elegance and opulence. Each cuvée is made from carefully selected grapes from the region's three main grape varieties: chardonnay, pinot noir and pinot meunier. The winemaking process is carried out with meticulous care, and ageing takes place in cellars dug into the chalk, which contributes to the richness and complexity of the champagnes.

What are Armand de Brignac's emblematic cuvées?

• Brut Gold: The house's flagship cuvée, it is renowned for its richness and complexity, with notes of ripe fruit and honey, offering a beautiful finish.
• Rosé: This cuvée is distinguished by its vibrant pink colour and red fruit aromas, while retaining a creamy texture and lovely freshness.
• Demi-Sec: A slightly sweet option, perfect for lovers of sweeter champagnes, with notes of candied fruit and caramel.