This vineyard extends over some 34,000 hectares, covering five main wine-growing regions: the Montagne de Reims, the Vallée de la Marne, the Côte des Blancs, the Côte de Sézanne and the Côte des Bar. Thanks to its exceptional terroir,
Located in the Marne Valley, Aÿ-en-Champagne is one of the region's most emblematic villages. For centuries, this small village has been at the heart of the production of the greatest champagnes. Aÿ-Champagne is one of the few villages to be awarded the ‘Grand Cru’ appellation, which means that its grapes are among the best in the Champagne region. This privileged terroir produces wines of great finesse, renowned for their aromatic power and freshness.
Strolling through Aÿ-Champagne also means immersing yourself in a rich wine-growing and historical heritage, where each alleyway tells the story of a region passionate about wine-making excellence. Its hillsides, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer an enchanting setting for discovering the Champagne region, between nature, vineyards and legendary cellars.
The Champagne is the fruit of a meticulous production process, handed down from generation to generation. At Champagne Sacret, we carry on this tradition with passion and an unwavering commitment to excellence.
At Champagne Sacret, we firmly believe that time is an essential ingredient in the development of our cuvées. This is why our champagnes are aged for a minimum of 4 years in our cellars before being disgorged. This long rest allows the aromas to become more complex, offering subtle notes of brioche, ripe fruit and minerality, while refining the texture of our bubbles.
Come and discover the art of making Champagne Sacret, where tradition and excellence come together to create unforgettable moments of pleasure.