RUINART

Ruinart, established in 1729 by Nicolas Ruinart, holds the distinction of being the oldest Champagne house. Located in Reims, France, it has been dedicated exclusively to producing Champagne for nearly three centuries. 

The house’s cellars, acquired in 1768, are among the largest in the region and are Gallo-Roman in origin. These chalk cellars, extending 38 meters below ground and spanning 8 kilometers, provide ideal conditions for aging Champagne and have been classified as a historic monument since 1931. 

Ruinart is renowned for its elegant and refined Champagnes, with the Blanc de Blancs being a flagship offering. This Champagne is made entirely from Chardonnay grapes, delivering a fresh and harmonious taste. The Blanc de Blancs is also noted for its distinctive eco-friendly packaging.

In addition to its commitment to quality Champagne, Ruinart has a longstanding relationship with the arts. The house collaborates with contemporary artists and participates in international art events, reflecting its dedication to creativity and innovation.