Cultivating Rarity

Founded in 1829, the Bollinger Group is a family-owned and independent group of premium champagne, wine and spirits Houses located in exceptional terroirs.
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We are united around a single vocation, developing excellence and entrepreneurial spirit at a human scale, with respect for people, terroirs and the environment.

OUR GROUP

« Cultivating Rarity »

This is the philosophy that we strive to uphold each day in our roles as growers, producers and distributors of champagnes, wines and spirits. A commitment of humility to preserve the quality and specific character of the Land that we have inherited, of which each generation is only the guardian for the one that follows.

Against the trend for uniformity of flavour, the Bollinger Group’s Houses are distinguished by their commitment to reveal the typicity of their terroirs. These are enhanced by an uncompromising approach to taste, respecting ancestral winemaking processes, which give each House a distinctive and recognizable style.

At the Bollinger Group we believe that the diversity and personality of our wines, champagnes and spirits form the most precious legacy, because from this diversity the most unforgettable experiences are born.

KEY FIGURES

The Bollinger Group in figures

The number of employees (80% in France, 20% overseas) involved in developing our various activities with deep respect for the planet, our expertise and excellence.

Vineyards extending over 387 hectares in total.

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65% of the area is cultivated organically or is currently converting to organic.

8 wines and spirits Houses, including one in the United States.

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Activity that primarily focuses up to 85% on exports, with the three main markets being the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States.

Our Houses

CSR COMMITMENTS & INITIATIVES

Honor what we receive from the Earth

CSR is at the centre of the Bollinger Group strategy. We have defined a common guideline for all the companies to help determine our actions.

OUR DNA

A family-run group that has been built over 5 generations

Since its foundation, the Bollinger Group has stood out by being family-owned, and the resulting management style. Today the fifth generation is managing the company and has taken on the responsibility of perpetuating the family legacy.

Deep historical ties with England

In 1858 the company joined forces with Mentzendorff, an importer in England and a reference partner. In 1884, Bollinger obtained its first “Royal Warrant”, which was renewed five times. The first steps taken by a group open to international development.

Champagne, first a fine wine

From the outset the Bollinger Group has set itself apart from its competitors by the attention it pays to expertise and quality. All the Houses strive to produce characterful wines, which stand out through their personality and their flavour. From 1967 Bollinger innovated with the R.D. Champagne. – Récemment Dégorgé — a bold idea that reflects this wine producing DNA.