Guy Charbaut

Wine growers from father to son for three generations, the members of the Guy Charbaut family have preserved the family character of their Champagne House in order to perpetuate the prestige of their name and the quality of their production. In 1936, their grand-father, André, cultivated his first vines in Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, the greater part of which is located on privileged hillsides classified between 90 and 100% on the Échelle des crus, the result of the production of quality champagnes with excellent presentation.

Wine growers from father to son for three generations, the members of the Guy Charbaut family have preserved the family character of their Champagne House in order to perpetuate the prestige of their name and the quality of their production. In 1936, their grand-father, André, cultivated his first vines in Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, the greater part of which is located on privileged hillsides classified between 90 and 100% on the Échelle des crus, the result of the production of quality champagnes with excellent presentation.

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