Feet on the ground and head in the stars
Between large Houses and small producers, Maison Brimoncourt cultivates a boutique spirit, dedicated to the sense of detail. “Brimoncourt was a sleeping house that we have awakened, to turn it into an actor who counts in the champagne landscape. We wanted to make it a benchmark, and bring it to the notoriety it deserves.”, explains Alexandre Cornot. Great ambitions, which are reflected in particular in a particular attention to the quality of the wine and its freshness, as well as its terroir. “Settling in Aÿ is a blessing. We are lucky to be in the heart of a 100% Grand Cru classified terroir, right in the center of the Champagne appellation map. Geographically and historically, it is both an opportunity and a responsibility, with a promise of quality that must be kept.”. In order to rebuild this Chamber, the opening of its capital through fundraising was combined with the development of a shareholder club in mind. Family friends. “They are our best ambassadors and help spread our message. We are also always happy to welcome new enthusiasts.”, says Alexandre Cornot.
A serious house that doesn’t take itself seriously
Among his daring creations is Brut Régence, a champagne made from 80% chardonnay and 20% pinot noir, drawing its historical references from the festive spirit that made champagne successful during the Regency and under Louis XV. “Little sweet, with 4 years of aging and fine bubbles, we find in this emblematic cuvée the elegant hedonism that we want to maintain.Creative captain at the helm of a crew of a dozen people, Alexandre Cornot has surrounded himself with passionate experts to bring his home to life and reflect its originality. “Our clientele of connoisseurs is looking for a message of freshness, lightness and wants to cultivate this Brimoncourt philosophy. It is this unique state of mind that we find in our champagnes.”
Present today in about thirty countries, Brimoncourt bottles are distributed in particular at Monoprix. Based on the forecast for 2023 of a production of almost 300,000 bottles, the Champagne brand plans to open soon to the Japanese and Brazilian markets.
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Source: BFM TV
