Winery Cattier

The history of the Cattier family is documented from the first plantings in Chigny‑les‑Roses in 1625; the house began marketing its own bottles under the name Cattier at the end of the First World War. In the postwar period Jean Cattier bought and restored the Clos du Moulin, creating a single‑vineyard cuvée. Management has remained in the family for generations and, on the modern front, the family has also launched complementary projects such as the Armand de Brignac label. The main cellars are located in Rilly‑la‑Montagne and maintain long sequences of ageing sheltered in deep galleries.

Enhancing the family heritage and the terroir of the Montagne de Reims with an approach based on extended cellar aging and viticultural practices geared toward sustainability. The house favors the use of reserve wines and prolonged lees contact to develop complexity and character in its cuvées.

Vineyards are concentrated in the Montagne de Reims, particularly around Chigny‑les‑Roses, Ludes and Rilly‑la‑Montagne. They own the Clos du Moulin, a historic 'clos' situated on sunny slopes near Chigny‑les‑Roses.

Examples of recognitions include: Gault & Millau 2023; Fine Champagne Magazine.