Perrier-Jouet

About Perrier-Jouët

Perrier-Jouët is one of Champagne’s most iconic Champagne houses, founded in 1811 by Pierre-Nicolas Perrier and Adèle Jouët in Épernay, France. With more than two centuries of heritage, the house is renowned for its elegant, floral and refined style of Champagne.

From the beginning, Perrier-Jouët developed a strong connection with the finest vineyards of Champagne, with a particular focus on Chardonnay. This grape variety plays a central role in the house style, contributing freshness, finesse, floral aromas and remarkable elegance to its wines.

Perrier-Jouët is also recognised around the world for its distinctive visual identity. The iconic Anemone flower motif, created for the house’s Belle Époque cuvée, has become a symbol of its artistic heritage and sophisticated approach to Champagne.

The house’s vineyards and winemaking philosophy are centred on expressing purity, elegance and harmony. From its classic cuvées to its prestigious Belle Époque Champagnes, Perrier-Jouët combines traditional craftsmanship with a refined contemporary sensibility.

Today, Perrier-Jouët continues to represent the elegant side of Champagne, bringing together more than 200 years of winemaking heritage, exceptional vineyards and a distinctive floral character.

Perrier-Jouët — a celebration of elegance, nature and the art of Champagne.