Winery Leclerc Briant

Founded in Cumières in 1872, the business moved to Épernay in 1955 and became a maison de négoce under the leadership of the Leclerc-Briant family. In 2012 the house was acquired by Americans Mark Nunnelly and Denise Dupré; since then Frédéric Zeimett has become a key figure in its management, relaunching the company and emphasizing its organic and biodynamic identity.

Production focused on respect for the vineyard, organic and biodynamic agricultural practices, and low‑intervention winemaking. The estate favors the expression of individual terroirs through parcel selections and conducts numerous vinification and aging experiments to convey each site's character in the wines.

Headquartered in Épernay. Vineyards and sourcing include the small historic parcel La Croisette in the heart of Épernay and grapes from the area's Grand Cru and Premier Cru sites.

La Revue du Vin de France — "Brand of the Year".