Courmas - Montagne de Reims

Champagne Xavier Alexandre

The Xavier Alexandre House was founded in 1933 and has since been handed down from father to son. It is located in Courmas, a beautiful village in the heart of the vineyards west of the Reims Mountain.
Xavier Alexandre, who took over the family business from his father Yves, is a harvester-handler, i.e. he grows the vines on the family estate, makes the wines and markets them himself.
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At the heart of champagne Xavier Alexandre

This family house has been established in Courmas, in the Montagne de Reims, since 1933. The Alexandre family cultivates 7 hectares of vines spread between 10 villages, including 5 classified Premier Cru (Champillon, Coulommes-la-Montagne, Dizy, Ville-Dommange , Vrigny).

Today, Xavier Alexandre is at the head of operations. Each year he produces his champagnes respecting the traditional method, while adapting to the particularities of each vintage and the plots harvested.

Harvester-Handler since the beginning, Yves Alexandre passed on his passion for vines and wine making to his son Xavier. At the head of the family business since 1994, he is the one who produces the house's champagnes.

Concerned about its impact on its environment, Xavier Alexandre has obtained HVE (High Environmental Value) and VDC (Sustainable Viticulture in Champagne) certifications.

The secrets of making the house

Xavier Alexandre is also a high-quality vineyard located in the Montagne de Reims massif. The best grapes from each plot are carefully selected so that the wines can best express the typicity of each terroir. With this same perspective, the vines are cultivated with respect for the environment according to a sustainable viticulture method and the wines are produced according to traditional Champagne methods.

The House's wines accurately and authentically express the uniqueness of the terroirs from which they come.

The care given to the grapes, the adjusted vinification of the juices and the aging in cellars allow the Alexandre family to create authentic wines.