Some of the finest fizz from France doesn’t come from the big houses. It comes from the growers – families who’ve tended the same chalky slopes for generations.
J. Vignier is one of them.
A tenth-generation Champagne house dating back to 1530, devoted solely to Chardonnay from the Grand Cru villages of Cramant, Oiry and Chouilly.
Every grape is 100% Grand Cru fruit – the top 5% of vineyards in all of Champagne – and every bottle spends more than six years on lees for extraordinary depth, power and finesse.
The result? The stunning NV Ora Alba Blanc de Blancs – mineral, elegant and layered with chalky richness. 95 points and a Gold Medal to its name.
It’s a TWC exclusive, and our #1 most in-demand Champagne, selling out within weeks of arrival.
To put that in context, only a handful of houses produce Champagne made entirely from Grand Cru vineyards – names like:
Dom Pérignon ($450)
Pol Roger Winston Churchill ($500)
Krug Clos du Mesnil ($2200)
J. Vignier Ora Alba ($74)
Those bottles start well above $400, and often climb much higher.
Yet this Grand Cru Champagne from J. Vignier offers the same level of pedigree and patience – for a fraction of the price.