Few Champagne houses embody both legacy and innovation with the quiet strength of Louis Roederer. Founded in 1776 and renamed by Louis Roederer in 1833, this independent, family-owned maison has built a reputation not on grandeur, but on an unwavering pursuit of excellence—from vine to cellar. With over two centuries of vision and stewardship, Roederer remains one of Champagne’s most respected names, producing wines of clarity, depth, and longevity.

At the heart of Louis Roederer’s identity is its vineyard. Unlike many grandes marques, Roederer owns over 240 hectares of sustainably farmed vineyards—remarkably, more than 70% of the fruit used in their Champagnes is estate-grown. These holdings, spread across Grand and Premier Cru villages, allow for complete control over quality and style. Pinot Noir, particularly from the Montagne de Reims and Vallée de la Marne, is the cornerstone of the house, bringing structure and depth, while Chardonnay and Meunier offer finesse and harmony.

The Brut Premier (now succeeded by Collection) reflects the house’s evolving philosophy: a multi-vintage cuvée composed with reserve wines aged in oak, crafted to express freshness and complexity in a changing climate. Precision blending, extended lees ageing, and low dosage are hallmarks of Roederer’s approach, resulting in Champagnes that are both refined and energetic.

The pinnacle of the house is Cristal, one of Champagne’s most iconic prestige cuvées. First created in 1876 for Tsar Alexander II of Russia, Cristal is crafted exclusively from Grand Cru vineyards in exceptional vintages. It is known for its luminous purity, seamless texture, and extraordinary ageing potential—an expression of Champagne at its most elegant and complete.

Roederer’s commitment to biodynamics and regenerative viticulture further sets it apart. The house was an early adopter of organic and biodynamic practices on a large scale, bringing an agricultural sensitivity that now defines its signature.

Visually, the branding is understated and classic, reflecting a quiet confidence that mirrors the wines themselves. Labels are crisp and traditional, with Cristal’s signature clear bottle and gold wrap symbolising its storied past and radiant future.

Louis Roederer is Champagne for those who seek integrity, precision, and timeless elegance. It is not merely a house of reputation, but one of substance—where every bottle is crafted with intent and destined to endure.