Champagne Brice
Family-run Champagne house producing wines from vineyards in Bouzy, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Champagne Brice
Champagne Brice is an independent, family-run Champagne house in Bouzy. It cultivates 12 hectares of vines, including 8 hectares in Bouzy Grand Cru, and produces Champagne cuvées and Coteaux Champenois wines.
The vineyard has belonged to the family since the late 17th century. The company was founded in 1994 and holds the High Environmental Value (HVE 3) label for its vineyard management.
Product: Champagne cuvées and Coteaux Champenois wines made from grapes grown in its Bouzy vineyards.
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