Canard-Duchêne champagne

The Canard-Duchêne champagne house is an iconic institution in the world of sparkling wines. Founded in 1868 by Victor Canard, a cooper, and Léonie Duchêne, a winegrower, the house has evolved over the decades while preserving its traditions. Located in Ludes, in the Montagne de Reims, Canard-Duchêne benefits from an exceptional clay-limestone terroir that gives its champagnes a unique identity. Pinot Noir is the house's signature grape variety, accounting for at least 30% of the blends and giving each cuvée intensity and elegance.

The house has developed a diverse range of champagnes, from non-vintage brut champagnes to exceptional vintages, each reflecting the very essence of its terroir. Among the most famous are the Blanc de Noirs Iconic, the signature champagne of Canard-Duchêne, which expresses all the richness and power of Champagne Pinot Noir; the Blanc de Blancs Iconic, which reveals the elegance and finesse of the Chardonnay grape variety; and the Brut Léonie Iconic, a cuvée paying tribute to one of the founders of the Canard-Duchêne house, which embodies elegance, indulgence, and finesse.