Champagne Henriot

Champagne producer creating cuvées from its vineyard for wine consumers and trade buyers

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01

About Champagne Henriot

Champagne Henriot produces Champagne cuvées, including Brut Souverain, Blanc Souverain, rosé and vintage releases. Its work includes vineyard practices and wine blending.

The company is based in Reims, France. The registry records its founding in 1978 and 20–49 employees; the brand describes a winemaking heritage spanning more than two centuries.

Product: Champagne wines, including cuvées, rosé and vintage releases.

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