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Champagne Bauget-Jouette
Champagne Bauget-Jouette, a family house in Épernay since 1822: chardonnay and meunier, direct from the estate...
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Champagne Bauget-Jouette, a free and sincere family house at the heart of Epernay
Champagne Bauget-Jouette
A family house of Epernay since 1822, five generations. Around 10 hectares on the finest Champagne terroirs. Chardonnay majority, viticulture towards HVE, winemaking in Epernay. Precise, elegant and sincere champagnes.
Since 1822, Champagne Bauget-Jouette has written a patient history, generation after generation, at the heart of Epernay, the historic capital of Champagne. Here, time is not an enemy: it is an ally. Five generations of winegrowers have shaped a singular style, guided by the same compass: to let the terroirs speak, without make-up, with precision and emotion.
The estate today cultivates a vineyard of around 10 hectares, spread across the finest Champagne sectors. Each plot is known, observed, respected. Nothing is left to chance, but everything is left to the living.
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Emblematic terroirs, worked like crus
The vines of the Bauget-Jouette house extend over a mosaic of renowned terroirs: the Coteaux Sud d'Epernay, the Cote des Blancs, the Marne Valley and the Sezannais. Names that make you dream, but above all soils that speak.
Some plots, such as Le Bignart, Le Cloitre or Les Grimprets, carry the imprint of the family history. Each named plot has its character, its tension, its generosity. The final blend is never a simple technical exercise: it is a search for harmony between well-asserted identities.
A balanced grape mix, faithful to the house's DNA
The vineyard rests on the three emblematic grapes of Champagne:
Chardonnay (around 50%), for freshness, finesse and light.
Pinot Meunier (around 40%), for fruit and energy.
Pinot Noir (around 10%), for structure and elegance.
This distribution gives birth to precise, readable champagnes, never heavy, where drinkability is never sacrificed to demonstration.
An attentive viticulture and an artisanal winemaking in Epernay
The house is committed to an environmentally respectful viticulture, with grass cover of the soils and the removal of chemical herbicides, notably glyphosate. The approach is demanding, concrete, oriented towards an HVE certification.
All the cuvees are vinified and aged in Epernay, in the historic cellars of the property. Partial ageing in barrels, the controlled use of reserve wines and the extended ageing times allow the wines to gain in texture, depth and serenity.
A range of characterful champagnes, conceived as a dialogue
The Bauget-Jouette range does not seek to please everyone. It seeks to strike true.
Carte Blanche
Brut champagne
Embodies the most faithful expression of the vineyard: balance, elegance and natural indulgence.
Grande Reserve
Brut champagne
Asserts a more marked, precise, almost gastronomic tension.
Rose Brut
Rose champagne
Plays the card of a characterful rose, vinous and lively.
Extra-Brut
Extra-Brut champagne
Pushes further the search for purity and structure, with a minimal dosage.
The vintages: Blanc de Blancs, Blanc de Noirs, Cuvee Jouette
Vintage champagnes
Snapshots of singular harvests: solar, capricious, sometimes bold, always sincere.
Grower champagnes of Epernay, direct from the house
An independent house, turned towards the future
Champagne Bauget-Jouette moves forward quietly but with conviction. Faithful to its heritage, the house refuses fashion effects and prefers consistency, emotion and the truth of the wine. Champagnes designed for pleasure, sharing, and those moments when time finally slows down. Because a great Champagne is not only an effervescence: it is a story that one opens.
How can you recognise the style of a family Champagne house like Bauget-Jouette through its terroirs, its blends and its winemaking choices?
Why choose the Bauget-Jouette champagnes
A family house since 1822. Five generations at the heart of Epernay, capital of Champagne.
A mosaic of great terroirs. Coteaux Sud d'Epernay, Cote des Blancs, Marne Valley, Sezannais.
Chardonnay in the majority. Precise, readable champagnes, never heavy.
Winemaking in Epernay. Partial barrel ageing, reserve wines, long ageing.
Direct from the house. From Champagne to your table, your champagnes travel the shortest route, carefully shipped across France and Europe.
Your questions about Champagne Bauget-Jouette
Where is Champagne Bauget-Jouette located?
The house is located in Epernay, the historic capital of Champagne, where all the cuvees are vinified and aged in the historic cellars of the property.
Since when has the Bauget-Jouette house existed?
Since 1822: five generations of winegrowers have shaped a singular style, guided by the same compass, to let the terroirs speak with precision and emotion.
What is the size of the Bauget-Jouette vineyard?
The estate cultivates around 10 hectares spread across the finest Champagne sectors, where each plot is known, observed and respected.
On which terroirs does the vineyard extend?
On a mosaic of renowned terroirs: the Coteaux Sud d'Epernay, the Cote des Blancs, the Marne Valley and the Sezannais, with emblematic named plots such as Le Bignart, Le Cloitre and Les Grimprets.
Which grapes make up the Bauget-Jouette champagnes?
The three Champagne grapes: Chardonnay (around 50%) for freshness and finesse, Pinot Meunier (around 40%) for fruit and energy, and Pinot Noir (around 10%) for structure and elegance.
Is the Bauget-Jouette house committed to the environment?
Yes: a respectful viticulture with grass cover of the soils and the removal of chemical herbicides, notably glyphosate, in an approach oriented towards an HVE certification.
Where are the Bauget-Jouette champagnes made?
All the cuvees are vinified and aged in Epernay, in the historic cellars of the property, with partial ageing in barrels, a controlled use of reserve wines and long ageing times.
What are the cuvees of Champagne Bauget-Jouette?
Carte Blanche, Grande Reserve, Rose Brut and Extra-Brut, as well as the vintage cuvees Blanc de Blancs, Blanc de Noirs and Cuvee Jouette.
What is the Carte Blanche cuvee?
The cuvee that embodies the most faithful expression of the Bauget-Jouette vineyard: balance, elegance and natural indulgence.
Which Bauget-Jouette cuvee should you choose for gastronomy?
The Grande Reserve, which asserts a more marked and precise, almost gastronomic tension, ideal with fine dishes.
Which dishes pair with a Champagne Bauget-Jouette?
The Carte Blanche and the Grande Reserve accompany aperitif, fish and gastronomic cuisine; the Blanc de Blancs enhances seafood and shellfish; the Rose Brut is enjoyed with red fruits or a dessert.
Where can you buy the Bauget-Jouette champagnes directly?
You can find the available cuvees here, direct from the house, carefully shipped across France and Europe. The selection changes with the cuvees and vintages.
Direct from the house, at the heart of Epernay
Champagne Bauget-Jouette - A family house of Epernay since 1822, five generations of winegrowers.
Cuvees Carte Blanche, Grande Reserve, Rose Brut, Extra-Brut and vintages (Blanc de Blancs, Blanc de Noirs, Cuvee Jouette)
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