06/02/2025
✨PRODUCER HIGHLIGHT✨
Champagne Cordeuil Pere e Fille is a family-owned champagne house with three generations of history. In 1950, Jeannine and Raymond Cordeuil planted Pinot Noir vines in the southern AOC Champagne region, initially selling their fruit to a cooperative. In 1971, they began producing their own champagne, launching the Cordeuil brand. Gilbert, their son, took over in 1985 after apprenticing with his father. Today, the 4-hectare
estate in the Côte des Bars is run by Gilbert and his daughter Erlande, now known as Champagne Cordeuil Père & Fille (“Father and Daughter”). With an annual production of fewer than 40,000 bottles, the house emphasizes quality and sustainability. Their organically certified vineyards are farmed without herbicides, using natural grass management through mowing and plowing. They are known best for creating champagne with long cellar aging (at least 8 years). Champagne Cordeuil produces refined, mature wines that showcase the unique character of their grapes and terroir. The Millésime 2015 is a 100% Pinot Noir, aged for 7+ years and only 3,900 bottles was produced. It is one of their most terroir-focused champagnes as it highlights the beautiful soils that the Cote des Bars is known for.