Champagne Ruinart

On September 1, 1729, in Reims, the cradle of Champagne, Nicolas Ruinart wrote the inaugural charter of Maison Ruinart , a pioneer in the world of champagne. This historic event marked the beginning of an entrepreneurial adventure that continued and flourished near three centuries later. Guided by the intuition of his uncle, this visionary monk who initiated him into the secrets of the Champagne terroir, Nicolas Ruinart laid the foundations of a company destined for posterity. Thus a bold initiative develops destined to forever mark the history of the region and the champagne industry. During the 18th century, to meet its storage needs, Ruinart acquired its famous chalk quarries, these old quarries dug under the town from Reims. It was in this unique environment that the House wrote a new page in its history in 1764, by shipping the first Rosé champagne across Europe. The Dom Ruinart 2010 Blanc de Blancs cuvée was recently awarded the prestigious title of Supreme World Champion. This recognition comes in addition to that obtained in 2021 for the Dom Ruinart Rosé 2004, thus demonstrating the consistency and excellence of this famous house. champagne.