Champagne Etienne Chéré

Champagne Étienne Chéré, a grower south of the Côte des Blancs: meunier and chardonnay, direct from the estate... Lire plus
Brut Tradition

Brut Tradition

Champagne Etienne Chéré Champagne
€22.70
Cuvée Marie

Cuvée Marie

Champagne Etienne Chéré Champagne
€38.00

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Domaine Chere (Champagne Etienne Chere) - an authentic champagne, born of a century of family passion

Champagne Etienne Chere

A family Champagne estate, in the south of the Cote des Blancs, in the valley of the Petit Morin, since the end of the 19th century. 6 hectares, the three Champagne grapes. An independent winegrower, distinguished by the Guide Hachette. Cuvees Brut Tradition, Brut Rose, Cuvee Marie.

A family heritage passed down since the end of the 19th century. In the south of the Cote des Blancs, very close to the marshes of Saint-Gond, lies Domaine Chere, a family vineyard rooted since the end of the 19th century in the valley of the Petit Morin. Here, the vine is more than a profession: it is a living tradition, passed down with humility and demand, generation after generation.

Since the 1980s, Etienne Chere has shaped the personality of the house's champagnes. Today, his two sons carry on this adventure with the same rigour, cultivating the three Champagne grapes to create elegant and expressive cuvees.

19th
Origins
A family vineyard of the Petit Morin valley.
6 ha
Vineyard
Between chalk, clay and the Saint-Gond marshes.
3
Grapes
Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Hachette
Guide
An estate regularly distinguished.

A privileged terroir, source of fine and balanced champagnes

The estate stretches over six hectares of vines ideally located between chalk, clay and marsh, an environment that favours a slow, regular ripening of the grapes. Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are worked with precision to reveal a clear, luminous aromatic profile faithful to the identity of the Petit Morin terroir.

Each cuvee is born of patient work, based on reasoned farming, controlled winemaking, respect for natural balances and a permanent search for finesse. This philosophy has led the estate to be regularly distinguished by the Guide Hachette, a reference in the Champagne world.


The estate's signature: champagnes with a pure and generous style

The sons of Etienne Chere have asserted a subtle, expressive and accessible house style, appreciated both by curious enthusiasts and expert tasters. Several cuvees perfectly embody their know-how:

Brut Tradition

Champagne Brut

A straight, balanced champagne, a true expression of the terroir and the historic know-how of the estate.

Brut Rose

Champagne Brut Rose

A delicate, fruity cuvee, ideal to accompany indulgent moments.

Cuvee Marie

Champagne Brut - emblematic cuvee

The estate's emblem, created in tribute to their sister: a slender, luminous and refined cuvee.

Brut Tradition half-bottle

Champagne Brut - 37.5 cl format

The perfect discovery format to savour the essence of the Chere style.

An independent winegrower's champagne, direct from the house


The expression of a preserved terroir and an independent know-how

The Chere House remains faithful to its commitment as independent winegrowers: each champagne is made exclusively from their own grapes, with a constant demand at every stage.

What if you discovered which of the cuvees of Domaine Chere best matches your favourite style of champagne?


Your questions about Domaine Chéré

Where is Domaine Chere located?

In the south of the Cote des Blancs, very close to the marshes of Saint-Gond, in the valley of the Petit Morin, in Champagne.

How long has Domaine Chere existed?

It is a family vineyard rooted since the end of the 19th century; since the 1980s, Etienne Chere has shaped its personality.

Who runs Domaine Chere today?

The two sons of Etienne Chere, who carry on the adventure with the same rigour, cultivating the three Champagne grapes.

What is the size of the estate?

Six hectares of vines ideally located between chalk, clay and marsh.

Which grapes does the estate work?

The three Champagne grapes: Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, worked with precision.

What are the cuvees of Domaine Chere?

Brut Tradition, Brut Rose, Cuvee Marie and the Brut Tradition in half-bottle.

What is the Cuvee Marie?

The estate's emblem, created in tribute to their sister: a slender, luminous and refined cuvee.

Has Domaine Chere been awarded?

Yes: the estate is regularly distinguished by the Guide Hachette, a reference in the Champagne world.

Is Domaine Chere an independent winegrower?

Yes: each champagne is made exclusively from their own grapes, with a constant demand at every stage.

What characterises the Petit Morin terroir?

An environment between chalk, clay and marsh that favours a slow, regular ripening of the grapes, for a clear and luminous aromatic profile.

Which Chere champagne to choose as an aperitif or with dessert?

The Brut Tradition or the Cuvee Marie as an aperitif, the Brut Rose with fruity desserts and indulgent moments.

Where can you buy Domaine Chere 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.

Champagne Etienne Chere - A family estate of the Petit Morin valley, since the end of the 19th century.

An independent winegrower, distinguished by the Guide Hachette - Brut Tradition, Brut Rose, Cuvee Marie

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