Champagne AR Lenoble : A Unique Style,
Come and discover the secrets behind these unique Champagnes…

Family Spirit

My brother Antoine and myself are proud to be carrying on our family tradition, making AR Lenoble Champagnes one of the rare firms to continue to be independent. The initials "AR" stand for Armand Raphaël, our great grandfather who founded the company in 1920, and the name "Lenoble" was chosen because he believed that "champagne is the most noble of wines!"
A magnificent history that we are determined to carry on for decades to come…

An exceptional vineyard

Of the 320 villages that make up Champagne, only 17 are classified Grand Cru and 41 Premier Cru. On top of this, of the 17 that are classified Grand Cru, only 6 are located on the Côte des Blancs and produce the most magnificent Chardonnays in Champagne.
It is precisely on these lands of exceptional quality that the our vineyards of 18 hectares are located. To be even more accurate, they are located in Chouilly, a terroir that is classified Grand Cru de la Côte des Blancs and considered one of the best 6 villages in Champagne for Chardonnay, and in Bisseuil, a Premier Cru de la Montagne de Reims, where we grow our Pinot Noir.
Using these unique raw materials, we craft rare Cuvées classified Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs or, when the quality of the Pinots permits, Premier Cru Blanc de Noirs.
Moments of exception just waiting to be savoured…

Age-old Methods

Ever faithful to the principles handed down by our forefathers, we continue to produce our Champagnes in accordance with methods which others have often forgotten for reasons of profitability.
We refuse to sacrifice quality in the name of quantity. We limit the volume and enhance the value of our produce by following the recipes of our ancestors. The wine is made in new barrels and we continue to use the stapled corks that have disappeared elsewhere.
Innovation and respect for tradition…

Anne and Antoine Malassagne