Champagne Météyer

A Family Winery with Six Generations of Tradition

Pierre Clément inherited vineyards from his father-in-law and established Champagne Météyer. Today, Franck Météyer and his wife Anna passionately manage the estate. Their vineyards thrive on the sun-kissed slopes of Trélou-Sur-Marne, where they provide meticulous care throughout the year. Visitors can appreciate the beauty of the vineyards in every season: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Champagne Météyer is proud to be the first independent winemaker to receive the "Pierre Cheval de l'Embellissement" label from UNESCO. The unique soil and climate conditions contribute to the freshness, character, and elegance of their Champagne wines. The limestone subsoil creates ideal growing conditions for optimal grape ripeness.

A UNESCO World Heritage Landscape

Champagne Météyer offers guided tours, tastings, and special events. Guests can learn about the estate and its quality wines. The UNESCO World Heritage site showcases the hills, houses, and cellars of Champagne. A guided tour through their unique museum, located in 18th-century vaulted cellars, reveals the diverse work of winemakers in the region.

Regional Insights and the Saint-Vincent Festival

To learn more about the estate's history, visitors can enjoy a guided tour of the museum, cellars, and art exhibitions. Watch their film on viticulture practices to enhance your understanding. Depending on your chosen tour, you can visit the press house and stroll through the vineyards. One of the best times to visit Champagne is late January. On January 22, join the Saint-Vincent Festival, where winemakers gather to honor the patron saints of the harvest.