Discover Boizel, Champagne House founded in 1834. The know-how, the family, the wines, l'atelier 1834, the news and cellar visits...

Champagne Boizel’s wines are the fruit of a constant quest for a balance between depth and precision. The wines undergo long periods of ageing in the coolness of the Boizel cellars to enable them to reveal their true potential.

Since its creation in 1834, Champagne Boizel has sought to reveal the very best of the Champagne region in precise and generous wines which reflect the incredible diversity of Champagne’s terroir. Yet what the Boizel family offers is so much more than just its Champagnes. It offers a strong set of values that are reflected in the wines it ...

Across the generations, the Boizel family has developed an in-depth awareness of the Champagne terroirs. The Boizel estates cover 7 hectares of land in the most superb crus of Champagne, including Avize and Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, the origins of the Boizel family.

Champagne Boizel opens up its beautiful renovated wine cellars on the famous Avenue de Champagne in Epernay. It is the story of a Champagne family fascinated by the Champagnes of this region, Champagne Boizel is established in Epernay, the cradle of Champagne, since 1834.

This is Boizel’s cuvée, an attractively balanced wine with ripe apples and perfumed acidity. Like all Champagnes from this producer, it has a majority of Pinot Noir in the blend bringing richness and a fine texture.

Champagne Boizel is a historic, family-run Champagne house based in the town of Epernay, with ties to the Côte des Blancs subregion just to the south of the town. It was initially established in 1834 as Boizel-Martin.

Champagne Boizel - Atelier 1834 Living in Épernay for 5 generations, each couple has shown themselves capable of open-mindedness, curiosity, and invention, thus enabling the brand to establish itself.

Founded in 1834 by a Champagne family passionate about the wines of its region, Champagne Boizel was established in Epernay. The founders' philosophy has been passing on generation over generation and today, it is the 6th generation with …

This is Boizel's cuvée, an attractively balanced wine with ripe apples and perfumed acidity. Like all Champagnes from this producer, it has a majority of Pinot Noir in the blend bringing richness and a fine texture.

Brut Réserve is magnificent with a generous aperitif, and equally delicious throughout a meal. It is particularly enhanced with seafood and grilled fish. The very expression of the Boizel family’s know-how and ambassador of the house’s style.

Visit the historic underground cellars of Maison Boizel and taste two exclusive champagnes: the Joyau de France 2008 and Rosé 2007. Step into the enchanting world of "Le Cellier" and witness the captivating oak barrels that infuse champagnes with extraordinary flavours.

You’ll see, it’s for good reason that Maison de Champagne Boizel appears in our top of the most beautiful cellars to visit in Epernay. And for this visit, I invite you to enter the heart of the Boizel Champagne House, a family house founded in 1834!

In 1834 the Boizel House was established in Épernay, the heart of Champagne, by a family passionate about the wines of its region. The Boizel family’s history in Champagne extends well beyond the establishment of the house. What does this wine taste like? apple, green apple, apr... straw, grass, gooseberr... strawberry, raspberry, ...

Over the generations, the Boizel family has acquired an in-depth understanding of the Champagne terroirs. The Boizel vineyards cover 7 hectares of land in the finest crus of Champagne, including Avize and Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, the origins of the Boizel family.

Despite drought, heat and sun in the summer, the 2013 harvest ended in October with heavy rain. Yet this Champagne is rich and still crisp. The acidity works together with maturity and toast. It was aged on its lees for eight years before disgorgement. The result is a ripe wine aging slowly. It is ready to drink. — Roger Voss.

The Boizel vineyard stretches over seven hectares in the heart of the best historical terroirs of the Champagne region, including Avize and Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, where the family originally hails from. Thanks to a hand-crafted approach adapted as closely as possible to the personality of each vineyard and each plot, Maison Boizel produces highly ...

Florent and Lionel Roques-Boizel have set Champagne Boizel into a new development strategy, dedicated to an ever more precise vision of the wines and the Boizel experience.

This is the nonvintage cuvée of this family-owned producer in Epernay. It is a balanced wine, featuring soft ripe white fruits, shot with acidity and a gentle aftertaste. The Champagne is highly drinkable. — Roger Voss. What Is Blind Tasting? All tastings reported in the Buying Guide are performed blind.