Dourdon-Vieillard

Generations of our family have been cultivating vines since 1812 and since the 1960s, we have focused on producing wines with a unique character. In 2005: Fabienne has decided to leave the Eiffel Tower behind in order to fulfil her desire to work with fine materials, create unique products, and share them with the world. She is now taking over the estate after spending 10 years in marketing. “Today, I am thrilled to produce elegant and high-quality Champagnes made to mark the special moments in your life!” (Fabienne Dourdon-Vieillard)

Generations of our family have been cultivating vines since 1812 and since the 1960s, we have focused on producing wines with a unique character. In 2005: Fabienne has decided to leave the Eiffel Tower behind in order to fulfil her desire to work with fine materials, create unique products, and share them with the world. She is now taking over the estate after spending 10 years in marketing. “Today, I am thrilled to produce elegant and high-quality Champagnes made to mark the special moments in your life!” (Fabienne Dourdon-Vieillard)

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