Since 1834, Lecureux & Cie has pursued a single purpose: to reach the absolute.
This is not another champagne. It is the materialisation of a secret.

The lines encircling our bottle form a language of their own.
  • The circle: perfection without end.
  • The triangle: transformation, the pursuit of the impossible.
  • The star: rarity, brilliance revealed only in darkness.
  • The eye: vision, reserved for the few.

The House of Lecureux & Cie was established in 1834 by Augustin Jean-Baptiste Lecureux.
From its first day, it has held to a single law: perfection is never attained, it is upheld.
Every harvest, every gesture, every instant submits to the same discipline of precision.
Time alone renders its judgment.
Silence remains its only ally.

Perfection does not reside in

abundance, but in purity.

Augustin Jean-Baptiste Lecureux, 1834

The Champagne

CHAMPAGNE GRAND CRU

Elegant and refined, Champagne Grand Cru is crafted exclusively from Chardonnay grapes, capturing the purity and finesse of the Côte des Blancs terroir. Its pale golden color with delicate green reflections reveals a lively effervescence and fine, persistent bubbles.

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CHAMPAGNE CRAND CRU ROSE

Elegant and expressive, Champagne Grand Cru Rosé is crafted from a meticulous blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, capturing the delicate fruitiness and refined structure of the Côte des Blancs terroir. Its luminous pink hue with subtle copper reflections reveals aromas of red berries, floral notes, and a hint of minerality. On the palate, it offers a vibrant freshness, silky texture, and fine, persistent bubbles.

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THE MEASURE OF RARITY

Lecureux & Cie stood among Champagne’s most distinguished maisons.
A house where precision, patience, and artistry converged to define an era of elegance.

The Philosophy

This is not champagne for everyone.
It is a silent language, meant only for those who know how to listen.

True luxury is never ostentation. It is rigour, it is exactitude.

Lecureux & Cie is a promise fulfilled in every drop.

A Ritual of Silence

To open a bottle is not an act. It is a rite.
A moment in which the fleeting becomes eternal.

Each glass is an invitation into a closed circle, where luxury is never shown, only intuited.