Since 1750, the history of the Gimonnet family is indissociable of the one of the Champagne vineyard. From the beginning, the Gimonnet family are winegrowers that go about their harvest by the rules of Champagne trade. Anecdotes, legends and experiences enrich themselves with the passing of the centuries and transmit themselves generation to generation. The know-how and the love of the vine also play an important part in this process.

It was during the period between the two great wars that the wine-making activity of the house really began. Around 1935, Pierre drew up the first tariffs. The fresh grape juice cohabited with the “quiet native wine of Champagne” and a “Champagne Cru” … Practically at the same price.

From 1955, Michel Gimonnet, the son Pierre, invested himself with passion and audacity in the development of a range of Champagne “Houses”. He knows each vine of every acre that he trampled on during his youth. It is he who knows how unique the family vineyard is. The style of its wines goes some way to express the whole beauty, vivacity, and its race.

Michel generated a concern of an almost obsessional perfection; a requirement of such extremes transmitted to its sons, Olivier and Didier. Such intransigence implies a severe technical precision, but following the example of the true goldsmiths of wine, the Gimonnet family still work with respect to the hand-crafted work.