Champagne Drappier

Since 1808, when François, an ancestor of Michel Drappier, settled in Urville the estate has been in the hands of our family. Today, patriarch André Drappier is still present every day, while the eighth generation, represented by Charline, Hugo and Antoine, have joined the house which remains proud of its independence. The Drappier House is part of an overall zero carbon footprint approach since 2017, through various actions: photovoltaic cellar, electric vehicles, sustainable packaging.

The vineyard is the pride of the family. It covers 60 hectares in ownership and 55 hectares in contract association. In the 1920s, after the phylloxera and the First World War, Georges, who was nicknamed “Father Pinot”, planted mass selection Pinot Noir called Pinot Fin. The wines made with these grapes have an incomparable finesse. Covering 70% of the surface, Pinot Noir still today reigns supreme.

The vines are maintained according to the principles of sustainable viticulture. 15 hectares are certified Organic Agriculture by Ecocert.