France

Le Brun de Neuville is a grower Champagne house tucked away in the Coteaux du Sézannais, in the southern part of Champagne. Founded in 1963 and now run by a cooperative of passionate grower families, it’s all about crafting elegant, expressive Champagnes, mostly from Chardonnay, which thrives in the chalky soils of the region.

The winemaking team, led by Chef de Caves Christophe Pitois, takes a thoughtful, hands-on approach, blending tradition with precision. Their Champagnes are known for their finesse, freshness, and long ageing on lees, giving them lovely depth and texture. It’s a real community effort, with the growers deeply connected to their land, and every bottle tells the story of this often overlooked corner of Champagne. Le Brun de Neuville might be under the radar, but the wines punch well above their weight—refined, generous, and full of character.