The Joseph Perrier house, founded in Châlons-en-Champagne in 1825, continues to shine in the trade press. In a recent tasting published by Le Point, renowned journalist and critic Jacques Dupont awarded excellent scores to three of the house's iconic cuvées.

This recognition highlights the consistency of Joseph Perrier's style and the meticulous work carried out in both the vineyards and the cellars.

Three Joseph Perrier vintages in the spotlight

During this tasting, Le Point distinguished three champagnes from the house:

• La Côte à Bras 17/20
  A parcellaire cuvée parcellaire the Marne Valley that perfectly illustrates the expression of meunier Joseph Perrier's deep connection to his terroirs.

• Brut Nature – 16.5/20
  A pure and taut champagne with no dosage, highlighting the precision of the blends and the characteristic freshness of the Joseph Perrier style.

• Cuvée Royale Brut Rosé – 16/20
  An iconic cuvée from the house, renowned for its balance, richness, and elegance.

Recognition for Joseph Perrier's style

These ratings awarded by Le Point confirm Joseph Perrier's positioning:
that of a champagne characterized by balance, finesse, and authenticity, faithful to its history while remaining fully in tune with the times.

These distinctions highlight the work of the entire team—from the vineyard to the cellar—as well as the attention paid to every detail, vintage after vintage.

Joseph Perrier, a recognized name in the trade press

Joseph Perrier has always maintained strong ties with critics and specialist media outlets.
This latest recognition from Le Point is the result of ongoing hard work focused on precision, respect for the terroir, and the authentic expression of champagne.