Champagne Gaudinat-Boivin

5th October 2014

Champagne Gaudinat-Boivin

With vineyards covering just 6 hectares in the communes of Festigny, Leuvrigny and Oueilly which constitutes 4.3 hectares of Pinot Meunier, 1.10 hectares of Chardonnay and 0.60 hectares of Pinot Noir, this small House produces some beautiful cuvées. Run by Hervé and David Gaudinat, the vines are typically over 35 years old, with some over 60 years old. The cuvées have a predomincance of Pino Meunier and are therefore rich in flavour and have a fruit consistency.

Gaudinat Boivin can point to a rich history and tradition in the art of wine making, with deeds and the family tree showing that the profession of winemakers is related to the family since at least the 18th century. Thus, the various branches that make up the family history all have a direct link with the business of the vine and wine. A very old wine tradition!

Since the 18th century, generations of the family have succeeded in producing beautiful wines. In the late 50’s the first brand was established, known as Gaudinat Bierry. This contributed to the birth of Gaudinat Boivin in the 1970’s through the union of two families, Gaudinat and Boivin.

Today, the brand is preserved and being developed by brothers David and Herve who retain the names of their two parents as the brand identity.

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