Houses
Pommery
A Reims house founded as Pommery & Greno in 1858, closely linked to Madame Pommery and to the early commercial success of dry brut champagne.
- Founded
- 1858
- Location
- France
- Ownership
- ヴランケン・ポメリー・モノポール傘下
- Known for
- Brut Nature 1874 · Domaine Pommery in Reims · Elizabethan-style estate architecture · Art and cellar visits
- Official site
- www.champagnepommery.com
Style
Pommery is historically associated with a lighter, drier and more aperitif-oriented interpretation of champagne. The house's identity is tied as much to its vast Reims estate and crayères as to its wine style.
Cuvées
- Brut Royal — the non-vintage flagship.
- Apanage — a more gastronomy-oriented line.
- Brut Rosé — the house rosé.
- Cuvée Louise — the prestige cuvée, named for Madame Pommery.
- Brut Nature 1874 — a reference to the house's early role in popularising brut champagne.
History
The house was founded as Pommery & Greno in 1858. Its modern reputation was shaped by Louise Pommery, who redirected the business fully toward champagne and developed a dry style for export markets, especially Britain. The Pommery estate in Reims remains one of Champagne's most recognisable visitor sites.
Positioning
Pommery combines large-house distribution with a strong wine-tourism identity, anchored by the monumental Domaine Pommery and its chalk cellars.