Champagne Palmer

Champagne Palmer & Co benefits from an exceptional terroir that imparts unmatched quality to its champagnes. The house's style is characterized by the freshness and purity of Chardonnay, complemented by the grace and power of Pinot Noir, and the generosity of Meunier. The long aging periods add a rare fullness and maturity to their cuvées.

Available directly from the estate on Avenue des Vins.

What makes the terroir of Champagne Palmer & Co so distinctive?

A terroir of exceptional quality

Palmer & Co's geographic location allows for environmentally respectful viticulture, with vines enjoying optimal sunlight and rich, diverse soils. This combination of terroir and climate enables the grapes to develop complex aromas and a balanced structure, hallmarks of the house's champagnes. The diversity of crus and grape varieties used contributes to the elegance and harmony of Palmer & Co wines.

What philosophy guides the house?

Philosophy of the house

Champagne Palmer & Co is firmly committed to environmental sustainability, being one of the first houses to achieve "société à mission" status. Certified ISO 14001 and labeled Engagé RSE, 2 stars, the house aligns its strategy and activities with its environmental values. Today, over 80% of their vineyard is labeled HVE, VDC, or organic. For over 70 years, the pursuit of excellence and respect for terroir have been the pillars of Palmer & Co, where every decision is made with deep respect for nature.

The estate has always been at the forefront of innovation while staying true to its traditions. Since 2016, Palmer & Co has been working to reduce its environmental impact, adopt agroecological practices, and officially convert its vineyard to organic farming. Every action is designed to reveal the potential of the terroir, ensuring high-quality champagnes while preserving the environment.

Who carries on this legacy today?

A legacy of passion

Xavier Berdin, Cellar Master at Palmer & Co, comes from a long line of winemakers from Chavot, near Épernay. Trained in the art of winemaking at Château Rauzan Ségla, a Grand Cru Classé in Margaux, Xavier has gained solid experience that has allowed him to establish himself as a young winemaker. His passion for wine and attachment to Champagne are reflected in every bottle he produces. Each day, the winemaker remains true to the house's motto, “Ce que l'on fait avec le temps, le temps le respecte” (What you do with time, time respects), to offer increasingly high-quality cuvées.

Champagne Palmer & Co aims to continue its development, offering its cuvées to the finest tables in France and around the world, while promoting its environmental and societal values. The house continues to innovate and refine its winemaking methods to produce exceptional wines. A profound commitment to quality and authenticity guides every stage of their production, ensuring that each Palmer & Co cuvée remains an elegant and balanced expression of the Champagne terroir.

Discover the wines of Champagne Palmer directly from the estate, at the estate price, in a short supply chain on Avenue des Vins.

Frequently asked questions about Champagne Palmer

Where is Champagne Palmer & Co based?

The house is headquartered in Reims and farms more than 200 hectares across the Montagne de Reims, ranked as Premiers and Grands Crus. This footprint gives it access to some of Champagne's most respected terroirs.

Which grape varieties go into Palmer & Co champagnes?

The blends draw on Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Meunier. Chardonnay brings tension and finesse, Pinot Noir adds structure, and Meunier lends fruit and volume on the palate.

Is the Palmer & Co vineyard organic?

A conversion to organic farming has been underway since 2016. Today over 80% of the plots carry an environmental label, whether HVE, VDC or organic, and the house holds société à mission status.

Who is the cellar master at Palmer & Co?

Xavier Berdin oversees the winemaking. Born into a family of growers from Chavot, near Épernay, he trained at Château Rauzan Ségla in Margaux before moving to Champagne.

What is the style of Palmer & Co champagnes?

The house aims for balanced champagnes where freshness leads. Long ageing gives them depth and a ripe palate, in an elegant register typical of the Champagne region.